The National Weather Service says clear skies are in the forecast until late Sunday, when snow showers could be headed our way.
Here's a look at the National Weather Service weekend forecast for Southampton:
School district officials said the weather has caused several accidents on Street Road, impeding the buses' route of travel.
Centennial School District recently issued the following statement: Due to several accidents in the proximity of the intersection of Street Rd and Centennial Rd (none involving school buses), many of our vehicles are running behind schedule for the Middle School and Elementary/Parochial School routes. The police have also informed us that Reeves Lane into McDonald Elementary School is blocked off and cannot be accessed. Please be patient as our vehicles arrive at the scheduled bus stops as soon as is safely possible. If you have questions about specific vehicles/routes, please call the Transportation Department at 215-441-6000 ext 11062.
Light snow showers are possible late Saturday and again on Sunday.
A surprise snow shower hit Southampton Friday morning. According to the National Weather Service, it won't be the last time you see the powdery white stuff this weekend. Here's a look at the NOAA's weekend forecast for Southmpton:
Share your snow pics as winter storm Khan brings winter weather to Southampton.
Snow showers courtesy of winter storm Khan have hit the Southampton area, and a Winter Weather Advisory has been issued, according to the National Weather Service. A Winter Weather Advisory will remain in effect until 1 a.m. on Saturday, Jan. 25, according to the weather service. An expected 1 to 2 inches of snow is expected to accumulate. Be careful during your evening commute, the weather service warns, as slick travel conditions will develop quickly. "Be prepared for slippery roads and limited visibilities," the Weather Advisory states. "Use extra caution while driving. Drive at a slower speed and use extra caution." Snow will continue to fall until midnight, the National Weather Service predicts, and the temperature will fall to a low …
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The National Weather Service has issued hazardous weather outlook for tonight and into Tuesday.
A slippery morning commute may be in order Tuesday, as the National Weather Service is predicting about an inch of snow accumilation overnight across Bucks and Montgomery Counties. NWS recently issued a 'Hazardous Weather Outlook" that said an additional inch or so could accumulate Tuesday, possibly mixed with rain. Any remaining snow will probably be washed away by afternoon rain. Here's a look at the NWS' extended forecast for Southampton:
The district is canceling all afternoon and evening activities and will not offer late bus service.
Despite the inclement weather has moved into the region, Centennial Schools will remain open this afternoon. However, the district has cancelled all afternoon and evening activities. All buildings will be closed this evening except for the Administration building. And unless otherwise notified, the Operations Committee Meeting scheduled for this evening will be held. The district will not be providing late bus service.
Pamela
8:50 am on Friday, March 8, 2013
once again an email at 7:54am...HELLO school district do we not have an automated phone system.....We paid for it, how about you use it ...Nothing like standing on the corner waiting for the bus because we didn't have the time in the morning to read our email before getting the kids ready for school.. more ›