By Suzanne Elliott, The Dominion Post
Morgantown should see the typical 25-30 inches this year
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — It is anybody’s best guess what the first snowy stretch of weather will bring to the Morgantown area with the 1-3 inches predicted.
When you woke up today — the start of the meteorological winter, which also includes January and February — you likely saw snow. The snow is expected to continue through this evening and into Wednesday.
“It will be a couple, or a few inches,” Tom Kines, a meteorologist with AccuWeather in State College, Pa., said. “East, into the mountains, could see a foot of snow.”
Typically, the first significant snow hits north-central West Virginia after Nov. 15, said Kines, adding the timing of today’s accumulation is normal. A winter weather advisory from the National Weather Service will remain in effect until Wednesday with as much as 3-5 inches of total accumulation possible.
The snow is expected to end Wednesday evening. Temperatures will climb back into the 40s toward the end of the week, Kines said…
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