The Tri-State area could see another few inches of snow Friday night into Saturday.
But this time the snow is expected to be the fluffier type, not the heavy wet snow area residents saw Tuesday, National Weather Service meteorologists said.
Before the snow arrives, gusty winds are forecasted to continue through Thursday night.
The weather service issued a wind advisory, until 10 a.m. Friday, for several Pennsylvania counties, including Franklin and Fulton.
Gusts could reach up to 45 mph to 50 mph, said meteorologist John Bowen with the State College (Pa.) Forecast Office.
In Washington County and West Virginia’s Eastern Panhandle, guests could reach upward of 20 mph to maybe 40 mph, said meteorologist Austin Mansfield with the Baltimore/Washington Forecast Office.
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How much snow should the Tri-State area expect?
Washington County and local West Virginia residents could see 3 to 4 inches of snow, Mansfield said. The worst case would be around 6 inches.