The consistency across all global weather models strongly indicates an upcoming shift in the weather pattern. The most notable change is that Pennsylvania will be positioned within a storm track expected to bring ample precipitation over the next few weeks. Additionally, as we move later into winter and transition toward the warmer season, the southeastern ridge will attempt to establish itself.
With the polar vortex projected to split between both hemispheres, there will likely be significant opportunities for winter weather over the next 4–5 weeks. Given the current conditions, much-needed precipitation is on the way. Even if a portion of it falls in frozen form, this period of winter is shaping up to be a memorable one—especially for lifelong residents of the KMDT area.