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Winter Storm Lingers In The Mid-Atlantic, Northeast
February 17, 2024
UPDATED by WeatherBug Meteorologist, Rob Miller
An area of low pressure will continue to bring light to moderate snow across portions of the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast into early this afternoon today.
Overnight, snow accumulated a general 2 to 4 inches across Pennsylvania, Maryland, northern Virginia, and New Jersey. An intense band of moderate to heavy snow developed near the I-78 corridor in Pennsylvania where 6 to as much as 12 inches fell in and around the Lehigh Valley.
Snow will quickly come to an end this morning, ending in most areas by early this afternoon. However, a few flurries or brief snow showers will remain possible through the afternoon hours, though little to no additional accumulation are expected.
Winter Weather Advisories and Winter Storm Warnings remain active across northeastern Pennsylvania, northern New Jersey, and around the New York City and Long Island areas in New York.
Once the accumulating snow ends, dry but cold weather will linger for Sunday. In fact, high pressure will provide dry weather and more seasonable temperatures to the region through the middle of the upcoming week.
Be sure to have multiple ways to get the latest weather information from local TV, weather radio, or the WeatherBug app.