A freeze watch is in place for much of central Pa. on Monday, and a potential nor'easter could bring more nasty weather early in the week.
said a front moving through the Northeast could bring colder than normal temperatures for Easter Sunday, and a freeze warning is in place from 12 a.m. until 9 a.m. on Monday for Dauphin, Cumberland, Franklin, Lebanon, Cumberland, Adams, York and Lancaster Counties. They warn temperatures could dip as low as 30.
It is also expected to be chillier than normal for Monday and Tuesday, with temperatures predicted to dip in to the 30s with the possibility of rain showers in central Pennsylvania, AccuWeather says. There are currently two possible tracks for the storm with the first calling for landfall in southern New England. AccuWeather says that would “likely produce heavy rainfall from Richmond, Virginia and Philadelphia to New York and Boston and feature strong coastal winds.”
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