Winter Storm Warning | Pennsylvania Weather 6 AM

Good morning! I'm Aaron Jolly. And welcome to the Pennsylvania Weather Podcast. It's Tuesday, February 24th. Folks, that inch of snow on your windshield this morning? That's just the appetizer. A clipper system is sliding in tonight. And it's aiming straight at your Wednesday commute. Let's start in Southeast PA. You're stepping out to 21 degrees at 7 A.M. Wind chills near 19 degrees. Feels like someone left the freezer open. Skies brighten by afternoon, pushing you to 33 degrees around 4 P.M. Enjoy the sunshine while you can.. Because snow sneaks in after 1 A.M. It peaks around 4 A.M. Just a dusting, maybe half an inch. Wednesday warms to 46 degrees, but you'll dodge snow before 10 A.M. And rain by noon. Now swing west. Pittsburgh and the surrounding hills wake up at 20 degrees around 5 A.M. You'll climb to 36 by 4 P.M. Under thickening clouds. This is where the clipper throws its hardest punch. Snow rolls in by 9 P.M., cranking up through 4 A.M. Two to three inches likely, especially north of I19 degrees. Wednesday hits 46 degrees, but snow and rain keep mixing in. Slippery stuff. Central PA, you're splitting the difference. Twenty degrees at 6 A.M., topping out at 33 by 5 P.M. Snow likely after midnight. Another half inch possible before Wednesday's 47 degree high. Don't retire that shovel yet. Snow showers linger into Thursday. Quick note on alerts. Winter Weather Advisories are up across the northern and western mountains tonight through Wednesday. I-80 and the ridges will be the worst of it. Slick roads, lousy visibility. Give yourself extra time. Looking ahead, Thursday brings another sloppy mix of rain and snow statewide. Friday dries out. Then Saturday.. Fifties. Actual fifties. Your porch might remember what warmth feels like. Sunday cools back down. Winter's still got a few cards left to play. Charge your phone tonight and scrape those wipers clean. You'll need them by dawn. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow. Take care!