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It’s snow joke: Winter comes early to PA

Snow came early to Pennsylvania this year. While most roadways remained wet, small accumulations of show could be found on decks, cars, and especially trees. The heaviest snow fell in the higher elevations, generally above 1500 feet. About 3 inches ...

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