Yes, they are ramping up their discussion for the early next week chance…
LONG TERM /SATURDAY NIGHT THROUGH WEDNESDAY/...
*Coldest air of the winter (thus far) poised to invade Sunday
and persist through the middle of next week.*
Lingering lake-effect snow showers across northern and western
PA will gradually dissipate on Sunday, as a weak area of high
pressure builds in. Sunday will be a chilly day, however, with
high temperatures running 5 to 15 degrees below average for mid
January.
Long-range models seem to be converging on producing a synoptic
snowfall across central PA Monday into early Tuesday, with low
pressure developing off the southeast coast of the United States
and tracking north-northeastward. The 00z/Jan 10 ECMWF is more
aggressive with the deepening of this low and tracks it closer
to the coast than the 12z/Jan 10 GFS.
The extended range models are in good agreement that it will
remain cold through the middle of next week, with a reinforcing
shot of cold air arriving on Tuesday behind the departing low.