Wind Advisory, Gusts to 50 mph At Times Plus Rain & Snow Showers As Colder Air Returns

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Wind Advisory, Gusts to 50 mph At Times

Plus Rain & Snow Showers As Colder Air Returns

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Wind Advisory, Gusts to 50 mph At Times

Plus Rain & Snow Showers As Colder Air Returns

Overnight we saw bursts of snow moving through, whitening the ground up in many places and even leaving a coating to an inch or even 2. This storm system sitting near Lake Ontario is sprawling and we have some more rain and snow showers to get through this morning. Then it is the wind that will be an issue and Wind Advisories are posted for this afternoon into to night for just about everyone in Eastern Pennsylvania to Southern New England. Southwest to west winds will gust to 50 mph. As the day wears on we will see some improvement in sky conditions as the bands of rain and snow move to the east. Temperatures will hold in the and settle in the 30s this afternoon.

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WEATHER RADAR

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Windy and cold conditions continue tonight as theis storm system moves eastward across Southern Canada and Northern New England. Northwest winds will gust to 40 to 45 mph at times overnight. Colder air will come in as well and Friday morning lows will be in the low to middle 20s. Friday look for sunshine, breezy to windy conditions and highs just in the low to middle 30s.

We will start to see temperatures moderate over the weekend as high pressure moves offshore and winds turn more west to west southwest. Winds will ease somewhat over the weekend as well. Saturday should be no worse than partly sunny with highs in the mid to upper 30s. Sunday will be warmer with some sunshine and highs will reach the mid to upper 40s.

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