It’s Going to Snow, Again
It has already been one of the worst winters in recent memory, and it’s about to get even worse. AccuWeather is calling for a foot of snow through Monday morning and beginning tomorrow night.
“The main storm is forecast to bring very heavy precipitation rates Sunday night and Monday. Snowfall rates can reach or surpass 2 inches per hour in some locations. Such intense snowfall can overwhelm shoveling and plowing operations, as well as strand motorists,” Alex Sosnowski predicted for AccuWeather.
Penn State Campus Weather is predicting a slightly less dire situation but calling for at least six inches of snow nonetheless.
Make sure to bundle up tomorrow night as you head out for State Patty’s Day festivities — if there are any festivities, that is.
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