Snow cutoff is just around the poconos up to our north and west. This will pretty much help push that heavier snow continuing to the south. Thats where we expect some of the heaviest amounts, if not around the philadelphia area. So standing by is chief meteorologist glenn hurricane schwartz to talk more about those totals. Glenn . The biggest storm weve had officially in philadelphia this winter is 4. 8 inches. Now, weve had four storms last winter that were way bigger than the one were going to be seeing later tonight and into tomorrow. But we do impp some big changes coming in the next 12 to 24 hours. Its raining through the evening hours. Some of this heavy. Its melting ice. Melting snow. But middle of the night for many of us its changing from the rain to snow and its going to be very snowy during what would normally be a busy rush hour. I predict a not so busy rush hour tomorrow morning. 10 p. M. To 1 a. M. Lehigh valley and poconos, thats where it starts. 1 a. M. To 3 a. M. From
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