The National Weather Service (NWS) stated in its most recent weather report that colder air would return overnight on Saturday, and it is anticipated that scattered snow showers will develop over northern Pennsylvania.
It was mentioned that accumulations should be quite small. Even if there isn’t any snow on the ground, the temperature is expected to drop.
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Temperature Drops Around Northwestern Pennsylvania
Temperatures in the 20s are forecasted to prevail in western Pennsylvania. The southeastern region of the state is forecast to have low temperatures in the 30s, making it slightly warmer than the rest of the state.
As reported by Penn Live, the National Weather Service predicts that Sunday will also be a chilly day across the state of Pennsylvania. A high-pressure system will build in the Ohio Valley, and high temperatures are expected to range from the middle 30s in the Laurel Highlands and northern mountains to the middle 40s west of Philadelphia.
The residents are urged to wear thick clothes when they go outside or ready their jackets, as the temperature is getting lower in Pennsylvania as expected.
Offering Warm, Comfortable Spaces for Free
In the days leading up to Christmas, many people living in Devon are finding it difficult to keep warm because the temperature is falling and the energy price is still at an all-time high.
In reaction to this, local councils, charitable organizations, and businesses around the county have joined together to offer their assistance and provide residents with free access to warm and comfortable venues that they can utilize.
According to Devon Live, in the past week, local councils all around Devon have made announcements on many ‘warm spaces,’ which are intended to provide assistance to communities struggling with the rising cost of living.
Residents will have access to a heated area within the spaces, and many of the buildings will provide residents with free cups of tea or coffee, warm clothing, and hot meals.
