Winter Storm Watch, Pennsylvania
Severe4 to 7 inches of snow possible. Visibilities may drop below 1/4 mile due to falling and blowing snow.
Ended Sunday, November 9, 2025.
Replaced by the Winter Weather Advisory on Sunday, November 9, 1:57 in the afternoon.
Replaced by the Lake Effect Snow Warning on Sunday, November 9, 1:57 in the afternoon.
- Issued
- Expires
- Updated
Places in this watch
- Erie
- Meadville
- Northwest Harborcreek
- Corry
- Titusville
- Edinboro
- North East
- Lawrence Park
- Wesleyville
- Girard
- Lake City
- Union City
- Fairview
- Cambridge Springs
- Conneaut Lakeshore
- Pymatuning Central
- Albion
- Penn State Erie (Behrend)
- Waterford
- Avonia
- Cochranton
- Linesville
- Saegertown
- Conneautville
- Fredericksburg
- Conneaut Lake
- Cranesville
- Hydetown
- Canadohta Lake
- McKean
- Platea
- Pymatuning South
- Mill Village
- Springboro
- Wattsburg
- Blooming Valley
- Townville
- Harmonsburg
- Pymatuning North
- Spartansburg
- Kerrtown
- Venango
- Elgin
- Centerville
- Hartstown
- Woodcock
- Guys Mills
- Geneva
- Atlantic
- Adamsville
- Lincolnville
- Riceville
- Rockdale Acres
How much
- Snow across the area
- 4 to 7 inches
Map
- This watch
- Interstates
- US highways
- US border
Details from the National Weather Service
- What
- Heavy lake effect snow possible. Total snow accumulations between 4 and 7 inches possible.
- Where
- Crawford, Northern Erie, and Southern Erie Counties.
- When
- From 7 in the evening this evening through Tuesday evening.
- Impacts
- Visibilities may drop below 1/4 mile due to falling and blowing snow. Snowfall rates may exceed 1 to 2 inches per hour within well organized lake effect snow bands. The gusty winds and weight of snow on tree limbs may down power lines and could cause sporadic power outages. Travel could be difficult. The hazardous conditions could impact both the Monday morning and evening commutes as well as the Tuesday morning commute.
- Additional details
- There may be an elevated risk for scattered power outages due to trees in the local area still having most of their leaves. The combination of leaves on trees and heavy wet snow may bring down large branches on to power lines during this early lake effect snow event.
Updates
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Reissued with no change to the times or amounts. November 9, 2025
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Snow totals lowered from 5 to 10 inches to 4 to 7 inches. November 9, 2025
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Reissued with no change to the times or amounts. November 8, 2025
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Winter Storm Watch issued for Sunday evening through Tuesday evening. November 8, 2025