LIVE MAP | Strong winds knock out power for thousands of residents
Live Power Outage Map: Strong winds knock out power for thousands of Pennsylvania residents
YOU CAN SEE WE’RE STILL DEALING WITH SOME WIND GUSTS ACROSS THE AREA. UP CLOSE TO 30MPH. THEY WILL BE POSSIBLE FOR MUCH OF THE DAY, YOU SEE. NEAR 30 THERE IN LANCASTER, 31 IN GETTYSBURG, 31 IN LEWISTOWN. SO IT’S GOING TO BE BREEZY, ESPECIALLY THE FIRST PART OF THE DAY. YOU CAN SEE THOUGH, AS WE HEAD INTO THE LATE AFTERNOON AND EARLY EVENING, THE WINDS WILL START TO DIMINISH. IT’S GOING TO HAVE AN IMPACT ON HOW IT FEELS OUTSIDE RIGHT NOW. ACTUAL AIR TEMPERATURES IN THE UPPER 20S IN LEWISTOWN, 32 IN CARLISLE, 30 IN CHAMBERSBURG, 31 IN YORK. WHEN YOU FACTOR IN THE WINDS, THIS IS WHAT IT FEELS LIKE. IT FEELS LIKE THE 20S. EVEN SOME TEENS. IT FEELS LIKE NINE IN STATE COLLEGE. LOOK AT THESE. HOW COLD IT FEELS. SO DEFINITELY A RETURN OF FEBRUARY WINTER LIKE WEATHER ACROSS THE AREA. JUST YESTERDAY STORM SYSTEM VERY POTENT, HAS PUSHED OFF TO THE EAST, BUT WE’RE STILL DEALING WITH SOME FLURRIES AND LIGHT SNOW SHOWERS, MAINLY WEST OF THE RIVER. THIS ACTIVITY WILL DIMINISH AS WE GO THROUGH THE MORNING, BUT THEN LATER THIS AFTERNOON I DO EXPECT SOME UPPER LEVEL ENERGY TO COME THROUGH. IT WILL BRING THE CLOUDS BACK DESPITE SUNSHINE EARLY AND WE COULD SEE SOME FLURRIES, MAYBE SOME LIGHT SNOW SHOWERS, MAINLY WEST. I DON’T EXPECT IT TO AMOUNT TO MUCH. TEMPERATURES TODAY ONLY GOING TO MAKE IT INTO THE MID 30S. BUT IF YOU’RE
Live Power Outage Map: Strong winds knock out power for thousands of Pennsylvania residents
Severe storms and high winds knocked out power for thousands of Pennsylvania residents on Monday night into early Tuesday. Live-updating mapForecast infoRain came down late Monday evening and into the early overnight hours as a strong cold front crossed the Susquehanna Valley. Wind gusts were 40 to 50+ mph at times. Snow mixed in with the rain, and some areas saw a brief period of snow before precipitation stopped early overnight. Threats at a glancePrimary threat: Wind gusts were between 40 and 50 mph at times, causing sporadic power outages and knocking down tree limbs. In effectA winter weather advisory was issued for Mifflin County until 8 a.m. on Tuesday. The NWS says snow accumulations could be between 2 and 4 inches with wind gusts as high as 40 mph, potentially leading to hazardous travel conditions. WGAL weather linksWatch it: Use WGAL’s interactive radar to track storms.Get alerts that follow you: Turn on location-based weather alerts with WGAL’s step-by-step instructions.Check what’s closed: See closings and delays for businesses, churches, and organizations during severe weather.Navigate smarter: Open WGAL’s interactive traffic map for crashes, construction, and road closures—with traffic cameras.Inbox updates: Sign up for email alerts, from daily forecasts to severe-weather warnings.Plan by the hour: View the hour-by-hour forecast for your day.Weekend ready: Preview the weekend forecast before you lock in plans.Look ahead: Browse the 10-day forecast for the extended outlook.
Severe storms and high winds knocked out power for thousands of Pennsylvania residents on Monday night into early Tuesday.
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Forecast info
Rain came down late Monday evening and into the early overnight hours as a strong cold front crossed the Susquehanna Valley. Wind gusts were 40 to 50+ mph at times. Snow mixed in with the rain, and some areas saw a brief period of snow before precipitation stopped early overnight.
Threats at a glance
- Primary threat: Wind gusts were between 40 and 50 mph at times, causing sporadic power outages and knocking down tree limbs.
In effect
- A winter weather advisory was issued for Mifflin County until 8 a.m. on Tuesday. The NWS says snow accumulations could be between 2 and 4 inches with wind gusts as high as 40 mph, potentially leading to hazardous travel conditions.