Overnight Forecast, Saturday February 16th, 2013
By: Meteorologist Steve Newton
Updated: February 16, 2013
Updated: Saturday night, February 16th
Reported by: Meteorologist Steve Newton
Many people will wake up Sunday morning to between a trace and 2" of snow. A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for Somerset and Cambria counties from 1 a.m. until 1 p.m. Sunday. Indiana County is under an advisory from 10 p.m. Saturday to 6 a.m. Sunday. Some locations could see more than 4" snow, but many in the Laurels will have closer to 2". Most of the snow showers for other parts of the region will see the snow ending in the morning. Temperatures will start in the teens and near the single digits in a few spots.
The atmosphere will be a little unsettled for Sunday with scattered snow showers and flurries. It will be breezy and cold with clouds breaking at times and high temperatures only getting into the 20s.
Sunday night into Monday will be cold, with low temperatures in the single digits; but highs Monday will get into the low and mid 30s. There will be a break with clouds and sunshine until the evening when the next disturbance will arrive, bringing rain and snow showers that will last into Tuesday. That will be followed quickly by another disturbance for Wednesday that will bring another round of snow showers. We'll be mostly sunny for Thursday, but there is a chance of rain and snow showers going into next weekend.
Reported by: Meteorologist Steve Newton
Many people will wake up Sunday morning to between a trace and 2" of snow. A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for Somerset and Cambria counties from 1 a.m. until 1 p.m. Sunday. Indiana County is under an advisory from 10 p.m. Saturday to 6 a.m. Sunday. Some locations could see more than 4" snow, but many in the Laurels will have closer to 2". Most of the snow showers for other parts of the region will see the snow ending in the morning. Temperatures will start in the teens and near the single digits in a few spots.
The atmosphere will be a little unsettled for Sunday with scattered snow showers and flurries. It will be breezy and cold with clouds breaking at times and high temperatures only getting into the 20s.
Sunday night into Monday will be cold, with low temperatures in the single digits; but highs Monday will get into the low and mid 30s. There will be a break with clouds and sunshine until the evening when the next disturbance will arrive, bringing rain and snow showers that will last into Tuesday. That will be followed quickly by another disturbance for Wednesday that will bring another round of snow showers. We'll be mostly sunny for Thursday, but there is a chance of rain and snow showers going into next weekend.
