At 2:26 p.m. on Tuesday, the National Weather Service said that there would be snow showers in the counties of Venango, Forest, Butler, Clarion, Jefferson, and Armstrong until 3:30 p.m.
“At 2:25 p.m., snow showers were located near Franklin, moving northwest at 10 mph,” the weather service reports.
Franklin, Clarion, Brookville, Marienville, Knox, Sugarcreek, Reynoldsville, Brockway, Tionesta, Hasson Heights, Sykesville, Falls Creek, Seneca, Parker, Polk, Sligo, Emlenton, Strattanville, Summerville, and Oil City are among the places affected by the alert. This covers Pennsylvania’s Interstate 80 between mile markers 33 and 96. If you have to drive into or through this heavy snow shower, proceed with particular caution. Accidents are likely to occur due to slick roads and abrupt changes in visibility. Think about postponing your trip until the squall passes by. As the snow melts on the roadways and swiftly refreezes, icy roads may result.
Navigating rainy roads: Safety tips for wet weather
There is a greater chance of floods and dangerous roadways when it rains a lot. The weather service has provided the following advice to help you keep safe during downpours:
Watch out for flooding rivers:
Keep your distances from other vehicles safe:
Reduce your speed and exercise caution:
Pick your lane carefully:
Visibility is important.
Be cautious on slick roads:
Stay a safe distance away from big cars:
Be mindful of your wipers:
You may greatly lower dangers and protect your health when it rains a lot by adhering to these safety precautions. To ensure a safe and sound voyage, keep yourself updated on weather conditions and follow local authorities’ instructions.
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