The Catskill Chronicle

Issued By:  NWS Binghamton (South Central New York and Northeastern Pennsylvania)

Affected Jurisdictions:  Delaware, Sullivan Counties

… Winter Weather Advisory In Effect From 10 PM This Evening To 1 PM EST Wednesday… The National Weather Service In Binghamton Has Issued A Winter Weather Advisory For Snow And Sleet…Which Is In Effect From 10 PM This Evening To 1 PM EST Wednesday. * Locations…Northeast Pennsylvania…And The Western Catskills In New York. * Hazards…Moderate Snow. Snow Could Occasionally Mix With Sleet…Mainly To The South Of Scranton…Wilkes-Barre… Honesdale…And Monticello. * Accumulations…Snow Amounts Of 2 To 5 Inches By Midday Wednesday…With The Greatest Totals Over The Higher Terrain. * Timing…Steady Snow Will Spread Into The Poconos…As Well As The Wilkes-Barre Scranton Metro Area…Between 10 PM And Midnight. Snow Will Then Continue Northward…Reaching The Northern Tier Counties Of Pennsylvania…And The Western Catskills…By Shortly After Midnight. The Heaviest Snow Should Fall Early Wednesday…Between Roughly 4 And 10 AM…With Again A Snow Sleet Mix Possible…Mainly South Of Interstate 84. By Later In The Morning…Precipitation Should Begin To Taper Off. * Temperatures…Between 25 And 30 Overnight…Rising Into The Lower 30S Wednesday Morning. * Winds…Very Light…Generally 5 To 10 Mph From The East Or Southeast. * Impacts…Slippery Travel Conditions Will Likely Develop On Untreated Surfaces Overnight And Early Wednesday…Including The Morning Commute To Work And School.

A Winter Weather Advisory Means That Periods Of Snow…Sleet…Or Freezing Rain Will Cause Travel Difficulties. Be Prepared For Slippery Roads And Limited Visibilities…And Use Caution While Driving. Please Report Snowfall And/Or Ice Amounts To The National Weather Service By Calling Toll Free At 1-877-633-6772…Or By Email At Bgm.Stormreport@Noaa.Gov.