...Winter Storm Watch In Effect From Monday Morning Through Monday Afternoon... The National Weather Service In Mount Holly Has Issued A Winter Storm Watch...Which Is In Effect From Monday Morning Through Monday Afternoon. * Locations...The Far Northern And Western Suburbs Of Philadelphia And Adjacent Sections Of Central And East Central New Jersey. * Hazard Types...Snow. * Accumulations...Snow Accumulation Of 4 To 6 Inches...Along With A Trace Of Freezing Rain Or Sleet During The Transition From Rain To Snow Monday Morning. * Timing...Precipitation Begins Probably As Rain Or Sleet Before Dawn Monday And Then Changes To Snow Between 6 Am And 10 Am Monday. The Snow May Fall Heavily Sometime Between Mid Morning And Early Monday Afternoon. * Temperatures...In The Low 30s. * Visibilities...One Quarter To One Half Mile At Times. * Impacts...Slushy Accumulations Of Snow Are Expected On All Untreated Pavements...Even If There Is Some Melting At Times. There Is Uncertainty As To How Much Snow Will Accumulate But If Amounts End Up Near 5 Or 6 Inches...This Would Result In Considerable Difficulties For A Few Hours During The Morning And Early Afternoon Monday. * Winds...North 5 To 15 Mph. * Monday Night...Temperatures Will Drop Into The Teens And Lower 20s With Slushy Accumulations And Leftover Moisture Freezing On Many Pavements.
Posted on: Sun, 02 Feb 2014 09:50:46 +0000