Snow will continue to pile up in the central Appalachians today with apotent nor'easter spreading cold Canadian air into the region. Numeroussnowfall records were broken Thursday as the rare mid-October snowstorm camerolling in.Already, many areas of central Pennsylvania and southern New York arereporting totals exceeding 5 inches, including our unofficial total taken atthe AccuWeather.com headquarters in State College, Pa.
Snow will continue to add up, and an additional 3-6 inches could fall incentral Pennsylvania through Saturday. The heaviest will be in the Catskillsand Poconos, where as much as 6-9 inches could fall.
Story By AccuWeather.com Meteorologist Eric Reese
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