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Winter storm in Pa.: How much snow will fall and when it’ll stop
A significant winter storm will deliver heavy snowfall and deteriorating travel conditions across Pennsylvania today and tomorrow, prompting the National Weather Service in State College to issue winter storm warnings for a large portion of the state. The weather service says central and eastern Pennsylvania could get 6 to 12 inches of snow.

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Several inches of snow blankets central Pa. as storm begins to wind down
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NWS issues winter storm warning as heavy snow is forecast in Poconos
How much snow will NY get in the blizzard? See totals by region
A powerful winter storm is expected to bring blizzard conditions to much of New York beginning Sunday afternoon, with heavy snow and strong winds lasting through Monday evening.

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Blizzard warnings send East Coast scrambling to prepare for heavy snow and strong winds
Blizzard warnings issued from Delaware to Massachusetts as storm threatens East Coast
Blizzard Warnings Issued in New Jersey as Winter Storm Hits Region
This footage, filmed and posted to X by user @thecowdoc, shows snow in Hillsborough Township in Somerset County, New Jersey, on Sunday afternoon.

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Northeast braces for blizzard conditions
Winter Storm Warning in 3 States for 2 Feet of Snow and 70 MPH Winds Called Worst in 10 Years

Up to 18 inches of snow could blanket parts of Pa. this weekend: Check the latest forecast

Nearly all of the snow from last month’s snow storm recently melted. Now, forecasters are calling for yet another snow storm across Pennsylvania. The National Weather Service on Saturday issued a winter storm watch for Dauphin,
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Snowfall breaks daily records in Pa., Del. and N.J.

Large parts of the mid-Atlantic region woke up to over a foot of snow Monday morning, blanketing cars and coating trees and power lines. The snowfall has broken daily records in Atlantic City, Philadelphia, Trenton and Wilmington, but meteorologists say seasonal records are unlikely to fall.