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Here We Go Again! NWS Issues Winter Storm Watch for Lower Bucks

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Jeff Bohen
Credit: Tom Sofield/LevittownNow.com
Credit: Tom Sofield/LevittownNow.com

The National Weather Service  (NWS) at 3:30 p.m. Monday issued a Winter Storm Watch for the area beginning Wednesday evening and going into late Thursday night for the Levittown area.

NWS forecasters are predicting snow, sleet and freezing rain to once again blast Lower Bucks County.

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Forecasters are predicting 6-8 inches of snow as precipitation will start Wednesday night the service out of Mt. Holly says with ice accumulations ranging from a thin sheet up to an inch.

With a number of area residents just regaining or still without power, gusts are predicted to be 10-20 m.p.h., which the NWS says will create the potential for more power lines to be downed in the area with winds topping out at 25 m.p.h

Travel is expected to be significantly impacted as snow changes to sleet and rain as Thursday morning approaches.

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Jeff Bohen

Jeff Bohen

Jeff Bohen is a former member of LevittownNow.com’s staff. Jeff was born and raised on the streets of Brooklyn, New York. He is an avid New York sports fan who studied and worked in the Mental Health system of four different states. Jeff came to journalism late in life initially desiring to be a sports broadcaster. Mentors at Temple University Dept of Journalism pointed Jeff towards broadcasting and covering news which he’s been doing since 2009. Jeff loves heavy metal, signs and is the best air guitarist he knows. Jeff spends his free time stalking out stories throughout the nooks and crannies of Lower Bucks.