PENNSYLVANIA — Current model runs are showing the possibility of snowfall on Halloween in parts of Pennsylvania.
It’s important to note that model runs are not a forecast.
Models have been back forth with showing snow and/or rain showers on the evening of Halloween and many models are still in disagreement.
The NAM model is currently the model hitting home the possibility snow in parts of Pennsylvania on Halloween.
As of Wednesday evening, the NAM model is showing a quarter of an inch of snow along the highest peaks of Blair, Bedford, Cambria, and Somerset counties as seen below.
Temperatures are forecasted to be in the mid-30’s Halloween night in these areas.
