Ethan Huston is a Sales Support Representative for WGAL 8 TV, focusing on local weather forecasts and updates for the Harrisburg, Pennsylvania area. With a background in meteorology, Ethan provides accurate and timely information on weather conditions, including severe weather events, to keep the community informed and prepared.
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Ethan's focus is primarily on local weather events in Pennsylvania, with an emphasis on seasonal changes and their impact. He may be interested in pitches that provide insights into upcoming or ongoing severe weather events specific to the South-Central Pennsylvania area.
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Temperatures stay unseasonably chilly throughout this work week. There are opportunities for scattered snow showers late Wednesday and into Thursday.
Temperatures stay unseasonably cold through the week. Scattered snow/rain showers are possible late Wednesday evening, night. Strong winds are likely Wednesday night through Thursday evening.
A strong cold front crosses the Susquehanna Valley in the pre-dawn hours of Thursday morning. Scattered snow/rain showers are likely ahead of this front. A few snow squalls are possible. Strong winds are likely throughout Thursday.
Expect the windy conditions to continue overnight but the winds won't be quite as strong as earlier Thursday. Blustery, cold, dry weather continues Friday.
First round of showers tapers early this evening. We stay mild with some fog tonight. More rain showers arrive Tuesday afternoon, becomes a soaking, steady rain Tuesday night.
Scattered., late-evening showers become periods of rain overnight as temperature rise into the lower 50s. Widespread rain is likely Wednesday. Rain tapers near sunset. May briefly see a wintry mix. Temperatures plummet into Wednesday night.
Temperature fall to the lower 20s tonight under mostly clear to partly cloudy skies. Temperatures stay cold Friday with highs in the 30s. Saturday stays dry, but then rain chances return Sunday.
Rain should exit the Susquehanna Valley by midnight. Cold, arctic air settles in the region, lingers through the weekend.
Scattered, light snow showers are likely Friday. Light accumulation is possible, mainly at elevation. Roadways will be wet to slushy. Coldest air so far this season arrives this weekend.
Snow continues across Valley this evening leading to minor accumulations, generally a coating to two inches. Most roadways will be wet, but some slushy areas are possible. Snow ends overnight then temperatures plummet this weekend.
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