Governor Corbett this evening is advising Pennsylvanians on what to expect during Hurricane Sandy.
This storm is historic. Pennsylvania is currently operating under a state of emergency and Governor Corbett today requested a federal declaration of emergency from the President.
Weather reports at this time indicate that Pennsylvania can expect the following over Monday and Tuesday of this week:
· Sustained, high winds close to 45 miles per hour. These winds could be sustained in some areas for 24 to 36 hours.
· Heavy rainfall across the state, in some areas up to 10 inches total.
· Snow in higher elevation areas in the western part of the state.
· Possible flooding in low lying areas.
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