East Lampeter Township, PA Office of Emergency Management

Sorry, no Fasnacht’s just more snow this week... Preliminary forecast is it could bring 6-8 inches of snow to our area. We will continue to monitor and pass on reports from the NWS as we receive them. See below and attached. Another winter storm will affect Central Pennsylvania Thursday and Thursday night. Snow will overspread from south to north during the pre-dawn hours on Thursday morning and continue through early Friday morning. A corridor of snowfall in excess of 6" is possible. A period of wintry mix/ice may reduce snow amounts in southern PA Thursday night.

Weather Update This is going to be an Icey event friends so be careful! Take your time - leave space between cars. Keep an eye on your local forecast for update changes! A strong winter storm will affect all of Central PA Monday into Tuesday morning. The heaviest snow will be over the PA Northern Tier. Moderate sleet is expected along and just north of Interstate 80. Significant icing is expected south of Interstate 80. The heaviest precipitation is expected to occur Monday... night. Noteable changes: - Winter Storm Warning expanded to include Elk and Cameron Counties. - Snow totals decreased along and south of I-80. - Ice totals increased. For more information, see attached briefing or view it online at https://www.weather.gov/media/ctp/Briefing/briefing.pdf. You can also find additional weather information at https://www.weather.gov/ctp/briefing or https://www.weather.gov/ctp/

Get Ready. Another storm system brewing. Light freezing drizzle and light snow tonight can lead to slippery conditions on untreated surfaces. A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for much of central PA for this light snow and ice. There is increasing confidence in a more substantial winter storm beginning Monday and ending Tuesday afternoon. Heavy snow (greater than 6") is possible, especially for areas along and north of I-80, and some areas west of I-99. Farther southe...ast, sleet, freezing rain and plain rain may mix in leading to lower snow amounts. The heaviest precipitation is expected Monday night to Tuesday morning. More details on the Monday-Tuesday system. For more information, see attached briefing or view it online at https://www.weather.gov/media/ctp/Briefing/briefing.pdf. You can also find additional weather information at https://www.weather.gov/ctp/briefing or https://www.weather.gov/ctp/selfbrief.

Oh here we go. More Winter Weather. SNOW More snow on the way. Followed by very cold temperatures right into next week. NWS Partners - ... Quick-hitting 3+ inches of snow remains a high probability along and southeast of the I-81 corridor Sunday morning. Plowable to potentially heavy snowfall (up to 6) will result in minor to moderate impacts/disruptions before ending Sunday afternoon. Important changes: Snowfall amounts trended slightly higher across the Lower Susquehanna Valley; Winter Storm Watch and Winter Weather Advisory issued from 1 A.M. to 1 P.M. Sunday. For more information, see attached briefing or view it online at https://www.weather.gov/media/ctp/Briefing/briefing.pdf. You can also find additional weather information at https://www.weather.gov/ctp/briefing or https://www.weather.gov/ctp/selfbrief.

Be Safe Driving! With the wind picking up this late afternoon and during the evening and morning hours, be careful of the snow drifting out on to the roads. Roads will become very slick. Drive with care and buckle up!