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Freezing Rain, Heavy Rain and Flood Advisories Issued for Montco
National Weather Service says the area could get wet weather through Monday morning.
The National Weather Service has issued a flood, heavy rain and freezing rain advisory for Montgomery County. Here, you can see real-time images of the storm.
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According to ReadyNotifyPA alerts, the National Weather Service has issued a freezing rain advisory for Montgomery County. The county is also under a heavy rain and flood advisory.
The advisory issued states that the county could see freezing rain conditions from 3 a.m. to 10 a.m. on Monday, Feb. 11. The conditions could largely affect the morning commute.
"As warmer air moves in at the surface, the freezing rain should change to rain in most areas between 8 and 10 a.m. Monday morning," said the NWS.
Those needing to get to work and school in the early morning hours may find dangerous conditions.
"Untreated roadways, especially bridges and overpasses wil become extremely slippery," said the advisory notice. "Expect longer commuting times during the morning rush."
For more on the expected weather conditions, visit the NWS website.
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John Scioli
3:44 pm on Sunday, February 10, 2013
Stop with these over exaggerated predictions. I swear the French Toast Mafia must want everyone to buy milk bread and eggs . This superstorm brought to you by Americas Dairy Farmers . Mother Nature is no lon ger control . We only show you what we want you to see . Don't be fooled by the liberal media folks . It's a big sleight of hand . Want to see the weather in real time . Find it its not too hard . Algorithms my friends .
Susan Kanoff
9:20 pm on Sunday, February 10, 2013
That's right...Irene was exaggerated, Sandy was overblown, and Nemo was just a dusting! When are you weather conspiracy theorists going to give up and admit that most of the time the weather scientists get its pretty much right? You just make yourself look foolish.
Mary Lemley
4:02 pm on Sunday, February 10, 2013
Lol
Curmudgeon
5:11 pm on Sunday, February 10, 2013
What's the name of this storm??? Pinocchio?? OMG rain, what are we going to do?? My ark's not finished.
Susan Kanoff
9:22 pm on Sunday, February 10, 2013
Obviously you don't live in new York or new England. Admit it, dude...they got it right.
Donna Picotta
5:28 pm on Sunday, February 10, 2013
I think Mattison Elementary should close early due to the weather.....LOL
No abierto mañana
Cathy Kernen
7:52 pm on Sunday, February 10, 2013
Thanks so much, Patch, for once again beating the mainstream news with this great info! The latest update (2 hours after you broke the story) shows that the worst of the storm will now be north and east of us. Your reporting is invaluable; keep doing what you are doing!
Curmudgeon
6:15 am on Monday, February 11, 2013
No Susan, I live here. An guess what it was a snow storm. I've lost power before and will lose it again. Bad things happen all the time, whether the news "warns" us or not. Sometimes it's the luck of the draw, sometimes it's stupidity. "Man dies from heart attack shovelling snow", wow, that's news. Do you get wet watching 24 hour coverage of wind and snow??? Guess what, with the rain, a roof will collapse and someone will die, just don't be in a K-Mart today in New England.
Curmudgeon
6:17 am on Monday, February 11, 2013
BTW: I'm looking for the freezing rain, but it's 40 degress and just rainng. But I didn't sleep all last nite hoping they I would not have work today.
Leigh
7:13 am on Monday, February 11, 2013
It is definitely icy on the roads this morning - watch the sidewalks. I just worry about all the fools driving too fast while kids are waiting on the corners for the school buses. Slow down!
Ruth
9:13 am on Monday, February 11, 2013
Hi Leigh, I agree totally with you. People drive way to fast in icy roads.
There will probably be black ice, which is more dangerous. You do not know it is there until it is too late.