Updated: 7:17 AM EST Feb 23, 2021
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Show Transcript JERE: LOOKING LIVE IN GETTYSBURG. IT SEEMS LIKE WE ARE NOT TALKING ABOUT ANOTHER WINTER STORM OR SNOWSTORM, OR ICE. ALTHOUGH, YOU COULD SEE SOME SLICK SPOTS FROM YESTERDAY’S SNOWSTORM. BE CAREFUL ABOUT THAT. OTHERWISE WE ARE SEEING A DIFFERENT WEATHER PATTERN INTO THIS WEEK. LORI: DO YOU KNOW WHY? BECAUSE IT IS YOUR BIRTHDAY TODAY. JERE: THAT CLEARLY HAS TO BE THE REASON. YOU HAVE SOME COLD BIRTHDAYS. TODAY WILL NOT BE TOO BAD. CHRISTINE: WE WILL HAVE A BREEZE, EVEN THOUGH THE HIGH IS 44 AND MAY LOOK ENTICING IT WILL BE A 10 TO 20 MILE-PER-HOUR WIND. WE DID PARTIALLY CLEAR OVERNIGHT AND YOU CAN SEE THAT IN OUR SKY CAMERA. BECAUSE OF THAT TEMPERATURES DID GET COLD. BE MINDFUL, THERE COULD BE BLACK ICE OR SLICK SPOTS ON UNTREATED SURFACES. HERE IS OUR STORM TEAM FORECAST. CLOUDS THIS MORNING, AND A RAIN OR SNOW SHOWER BEFORE LUNCH TIME. NOTHING THAT WILL SLOW YOUR TRAVEL OR LIKE WHAT WE SAW YESTERDAY
Updated: 7:23 PM EST Jan 12, 2021
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Show Transcript ED: IN YORK COUNTY, ED WEINSTOCK, WGAL NEWS 8. NOW THE WGAL NEWS 8 STORM TEAM FORECAST WITH METEOROLOGIST TIFFANY SAVONA. TIFFANY: TODAY WAS OUR NINTH DAY IN A ROW WITHOUT MEASURABLE PRECIPITATION IN THE SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY. OUR NINTH DRY DAY IN A ROW. AND THE RECORD FOR THE LONGEST DRY STRETCH IN JANUARY, YOU HAVE TO GO ALL THE WAY BACK TO 1896 TO FIND THAT, AND THAT IS 18 DAYS IN A ROW. I DO NOT THINK WE WILL GET CLOSE TO THAT, BUT I THINK WE WILL ADD A COUPLE MORE DAYS ON OUR NUMBERS AS WE GO TO THE WORK WEEK. TH EVENING, WE WILL STAY DRY, CLEAR, CHILLY. TEMPERATURES DROPPING TO THE 30’S. TONIGHT MOSTLY CLOUDY AND COLD, 24 TO 30. TOMORROW WE WILL SEE PLENTY OF SUNSHINE AGAIN, SO IF YOU LIKED TODAY, YOU WILL LIKE TOMORROW WELL. OUR TEMPERATURES HAVE DROPPED QUICKLY THANKS TO A CLEAR SKY AND A LIGHT WIND. IT IS 33 IN HARRISBURG, 36 IN LANCASTER, 37 IN LEBANON. 39 CHAMBERSBURG, AND 32 IN SELINSGRO