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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – A warmer-than-normal and wetter weather pattern is expected to take shape across Pennsylvania heading into Valentine’s Day weekend, increasing the likelihood of rain, wet snow, and travel slowdowns from Saturday through midweek. While no single high-impact winter storm is currently signaled, repeated rounds of moisture could lead to cumulative impacts on roads, rivers, and drainage systems statewide.
According to the National Weather Service Climate Prediction Center, Pennsylvania is favored for above-normal precipitation and above-normal temperatures during the February 14–18 period. This setup shifts the balance away from prolonged cold and heavy snow, instead favoring rain and mixed precipitation, especially at lower elevations and during daytime hours…