Storm Details Released, Snowfall Predictions Increase: Patch PM

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NWS Releases Storm Details, Snowfall Predictions Increase In Pa.

The National Weather Service has released additional information on a winter storm that is expected to drop snow on the region starting Monday night. A Winter Storm Warning will be in effect starting this evening throughout the Philadelphia region. As much as six inches of snow is now expected to fall through Wednesday morning, according to NWS predictions as of Monday afternoon.

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‘Large Scale’ Drug Network Busted In Bucks County: AG

• The Pennsylvania Attorney General has announced charges against two dealers they say are behind the overdose death of a Warminster man.

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