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Johnstown, PA
21°
Light Snow
Feels like: 9°
Dew point: 16°
Humidity: 79%
Barometer: 29.92 in
Wind: SE at 12 mph
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Detailed Forecast
Good morning, I'm Chief Meteorologist Jim Burton. Get your updated forecast as you rush off to work or school by joining me on WJAC-TV News at Sunrise, starting every weekday morning at 5 AM.
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Follow us on Twitter! Click here for more information! Today: Winter Storm Warning...snow will develop and become steady today. Expect 2 to 4 inches to accumulate by sunset, more overnight and early tomorrow.
L. Highlands:
Upper 20s
E. Alleghenies:
Upper 20s
N. Alleghenies:
Mid 20sTonight: Periods of snow will make travel difficult. winds will start to pick up toward daybreak.
L. Highlands:
Upper Teens
E. Alleghenies:
Low 20s
N. Alleghenies:
Mid to Upper TeensWednesday: Snow will continue throughout the day then taper off late...total accumulations, 8 to 12 Inches. The heaviest snowfall will occur in the Laurel Highlands and southcentral Mountains, lesser amounts north of I-80. Winds will gust up to 35 MPH. Blowing drifting snow will cause travel problems much of the day.
L. Highlands:
Low 20s
E. Alleghenies:
Low to Mid 20s
N. Alleghenies:
Upper TeemsThursday: Brisk and cold with lingering snow flurries.
L. Highlands:
Near 20
E. Alleghenies:
Low to Mid 20s
N. Alleghenies:
Around 20Discussion: Conditions will improve toward the end of the week, clouds will break for some sunshine Friday and Saturday with highs in the 20s.
L. Highlands:
Upper 20s
E. Alleghenies:
Upper 20s
N. Alleghenies:
Mid 20sTonight: Periods of snow will make travel difficult. winds will start to pick up toward daybreak.
L. Highlands:
Upper Teens
E. Alleghenies:
Low 20s
N. Alleghenies:
Mid to Upper TeensWednesday: Snow will continue throughout the day then taper off late...total accumulations, 8 to 12 Inches. The heaviest snowfall will occur in the Laurel Highlands and southcentral Mountains, lesser amounts north of I-80. Winds will gust up to 35 MPH. Blowing drifting snow will cause travel problems much of the day.
L. Highlands:
Low 20s
E. Alleghenies:
Low to Mid 20s
N. Alleghenies:
Upper TeemsThursday: Brisk and cold with lingering snow flurries.
L. Highlands:
Near 20
E. Alleghenies:
Low to Mid 20s
N. Alleghenies:
Around 20Discussion: Conditions will improve toward the end of the week, clouds will break for some sunshine Friday and Saturday with highs in the 20s.
3 - Day Forecast
Tue
28
Wed
20
Thu
25
Follow us on Twitter! Click here for more information! Today: Winter Storm Warning...snow will develop and become steady today. Expect 2 to 4 inches to accumulate by sunset, more overnight and early tomorrow.
L. Highlands:
Upper 20s
E. Alleghenies:
Upper 20s
N. Alleghenies:
Mid 20sTonight: Periods of snow will make travel difficult. winds will start to pick up toward daybreak.
L. Highlands:
Upper Teens
E. Alleghenies:
Low 20s
N. Alleghenies:
Mid to Upper TeensWednesday: Snow will continue throughout the day then taper off late...total accumulations, 8 to 12 Inches. The heaviest snowfall will occur in the Laurel Highlands and southcentral Mountains, lesser amounts north of I-80. Winds will gust up to 35 MPH. Blowing drifting snow will cause travel problems much of the day.
L. Highlands:
Low 20s
E. Alleghenies:
Low to Mid 20s
N. Alleghenies:
Upper TeemsThursday: Brisk and cold with lingering snow flurries.
L. Highlands:
Near 20
E. Alleghenies:
Low to Mid 20s
N. Alleghenies:
Around 20Discussion: Conditions will improve toward the end of the week, clouds will break for some sunshine Friday and Saturday with highs in the 20s.
L. Highlands:
Upper 20s
E. Alleghenies:
Upper 20s
N. Alleghenies:
Mid 20sTonight: Periods of snow will make travel difficult. winds will start to pick up toward daybreak.
L. Highlands:
Upper Teens
E. Alleghenies:
Low 20s
N. Alleghenies:
Mid to Upper TeensWednesday: Snow will continue throughout the day then taper off late...total accumulations, 8 to 12 Inches. The heaviest snowfall will occur in the Laurel Highlands and southcentral Mountains, lesser amounts north of I-80. Winds will gust up to 35 MPH. Blowing drifting snow will cause travel problems much of the day.
L. Highlands:
Low 20s
E. Alleghenies:
Low to Mid 20s
N. Alleghenies:
Upper TeemsThursday: Brisk and cold with lingering snow flurries.
L. Highlands:
Near 20
E. Alleghenies:
Low to Mid 20s
N. Alleghenies:
Around 20Discussion: Conditions will improve toward the end of the week, clouds will break for some sunshine Friday and Saturday with highs in the 20s.
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