A winter storm is on the way: Where will it hit Pa. the hardest?

Snow is on the way once again for much of Pennsylvania.

The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory for northern and western Pennsylvania.

“It looks like amounts ranging from between 1 and 3 inches as soon as you go north of I-80,” said Michael Colbert, meteorologist with the National Weather Service in State College.

Areas such as northern Center and Clinton counties, he said, can expect amounts as high as 3 inches. Areas further north, such as Warren, McKean and Potter counties, and west towards Lake Erie, may receive as much as 6 inches.

The western portion of the state could also be subjected to wind gusts of up to 25 miles per hour, which might pick up snow as well.

These snow squalls “are notorious for producing very changeable road conditions,” Colbert s