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What was initially forecasted to be a clipper storm with a few inches of snow has ballooned into a storm that could bring in more than a foot of snow.
The National Weather Service is predicting light snow Sunday night into Monday morning. The bulk of the accumulation will come Monday afternoon into Tuesday.
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Lower Bucks County is expected to get 18 to 24 inches of snow, while Central Bucks County is expected to get 14 to 18 inches.
Bucks County will be under a Winter Storm Warning Monday into Tuesday.
While the Levittown area isn’t expected to have blizzard conditions like northern New Jersey, forecasters warn blowing snow and wind could cause problems.
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“The Monday commutes and Tuesday morning commute will be significantly affected,” f0recaster Sarah Johnson noted in a briefing.
Following the storm, bitter cold is expected to sweep into the area.
