Credit: Tom Sofield/LevittownNow.com
The Levittown area is expected to see several inches of snow Sunday.
The National Weather Service called for 4 to 6 inches of snow in Lower Bucks County. The snow will fall between Sunday morning and evening as the fast-moving system moves through.
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“Near the Interstate 95 corridor, heavy snow amounts of 4 to 7 inches are possible. Locally higher amounts will be possible along a narrow corridor where banding sets up,” forecasters said.
During parts of the storm, 1 to 3 inches of snow per an hour could fall, forecasters said.
“Any snow that melts on Sunday afternoon will refreeze Sunday night leading to icy conditions especially on untreated roads and bridges/overpasses Monday morning,” the added.
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A Winter Weather Warning was issued the central and lower parts of Bucks County.
PennDOT and municipal trucks were spotted salting and bringing area roadways ahead of the storm.
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Several area towns issued snow emergencies.
PECO said its crews are prepared.
“When extreme weather hits, PECO is prepared and dedicated to restoring service to customers as safely and quickly as possible. We currently have crews and contractors getting ready to respond to potential outages. In the event of outages, our crews will work around the clock until every last customer is restored,” they said in a statement.
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