Additionally, commercial vehicles may travel in the right lane only in restriction-affected areas: I-79 from the beginning point in Erie County to the Cranberry Township area in Butler County, and I-80 from the Ohio state line in Mercer County to Exit 161 (Route 220/Route 26, Bellefonte) in Centre County.Ī Tier 1 vehicle restriction is in place for Interstate 80 from eastbound and westbound from the I-79 interchange in Mercer County to the New Jersey state line, and on the Pennsylvania Turnpike on I-80 eastbound from the I-79 interchange in Mercer County to Exit 123 (Route 970, Shawville) in Clearfield County. The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation put weather-related restrictions in place Wednesday.Ī 45-mph speed restriction is in effect on portions of Interstate 79. PennDOT makes interstate speed reductions, other restrictions More: Is climate change the same thing as global warming? Definitions explained. Mixed precipitation is expected, with total snow accumulations of 2 inches to 4 inches and a light glaze of ice. The weather service in State College has issued a winter weather advisory for Warren and McKean counties in effect Wednesday until 7 p.m. More: Winter storm forecast to reach East Coast after crossing the country: Wednesday weather updates Warren County weather forecast Snow accumulation between 2 inches and 4 inches is likely. for Venango, Mercer, Forest, Clarion and Jefferson counties. The weather service in Pittsburgh has issued a winter weather advisory in effect Wednesday until 4 p.m. The low will be near 24.Įxplore: Erie County weather data since 1895 Venango, Mercer, Forest, Clarion forecasts Two inches to 4 inches more snow is possible Thursday night. The low temperature will be near 30 degrees.Īn additional 2 inches to 4 inches of snow is possible Thursday, when the high will be near 31. New snow accumulation of one inch to 2 inches is possible. Rain will continue Wednesday night, transitioning to snow early Thursday.
Wind will be from the southeast at 11 to 16 mph, increasing to 20 to 25 mph in the afternoon and possibly gusting as high as 39 mph.
New accumulation of one inch to 2 inches is possible. Wednesday, then rain, snow and sleet, followed by rain after 3 p.m. The full forecast is for snow and sleet before 2 p.m. More lake-effect accumulation is likely through Thursday night. Wednesday morning could see snowfall rates of one inch per hour. The forecast calls for snow across the area Wednesday morning, becoming a wintry mix by afternoon. Mixed precipitation is expected, with total snow and sleet accumulations of 2 inches to 4 inches and a light glaze of ice. The weather service in Cleveland has issued a winter weather advisory for Erie and Crawford counties Wednesday until 4 p.m. More: Take a web-cam tour of Erie-area weather conditions Forecast for Erie and Crawford counties
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