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01/29/2026

01/29/2026

Celebrate the life of John Posen and join others in sharing memories, stories, and condolences.

01/28/2026

01/28/2026

A major winter storm brought snow, sleet and freezing rain from the Southern Rockies to the Mid-Atlantic, and into the New England region over the last few days. Due to serious impacts on critical infrastructure, FEMA Federal Emergency Management Agency has initiated the Emergency Support Function #4 to coordinate the mobilization of crews from the Forest Service to assist in road clearing missions in Tennessee and Mississippi.

(Photo: Matthew Acton, Logistics Coordinator in the Regional Response Coordination Center)

01/28/2026

We extend our sincerest condolences to the Lancaster Bureau of Fire and the family of Battalion Chief Clarence Long, who served his community with distinction in numerous capacities throughout his lifetime.

01/23/2026

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01/23/2026

A Winter Storm Warning is in effect for Montgomery County, PA, starting Saturday night. Current forecasts call for 8-12" of snow by the time precipitation ends early Monday.

The threat of ice on Sunday has increased, which may lead to impassable roadways and numerous power outages. Unless absolutely necessary, PLEASE do your part and stay home during the storm. Prepare NOW and ensure you have sufficient food, water, and medication if unable to leave your home through Tuesday. Make sure your phone and other batteries are fully charged when you go to bed Saturday night!

Monitor trusted sources like US National Weather Service Philadelphia/Mount Holly as the storm approaches to get the latest details on the forecast. Stay safe!

01/23/2026

FIRST CALL EXPECTED SNOW MAP
The weekend storm remains on track with light snow breaking out overnight Saturday night and the bulk of the snow falling during the day on Sunday. This forecast takes all layers of the atmosphere into consideration, allowing for sleet and even rain mixing in for some areas.
Storm Timeline:
Overnight Saturday Night: light snow arrives.
Sunday morning; Heavy Snow (1-2"/hour)
Sunday afternoon: Warmer air moves in aloft, allowing mixing to move northwest from the coast to I-95
(Change to sleet: @3-6PM in Philadelphia.)
Sunday evening: Far southeastern areas change to rain. Sleet mixes in as far north as the Lehigh Valley
Even a period period of freezing rain is possible near Philadelphia as the storm winds down. 
The type of snow will change through the storm: starts light and fluffy and gets heavier and wetter as the storm progresses. Don’t expect any melting soon, as highs remain below freezing well through the end of next week.
I’ll discuss the storm more in details in a live chat here at 4:30 and on 6abc Action News tonight.
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