National Weather Service

The National Weather Service Binghamton, N.Y. office downgraded NEPA to a winter weather advisory until 1 p.m. Monday. Meteorologists do not expect any additional significant snowfall in the region. That contrasts with other areas closer to the East Coast, including Philadelphia, which have seen a foot or more in some places.

Pennsylvania's major rivers are above 80% frozen, according to the National Weather Service, but officials warn that water continues to flow beneath the cold crust. The state's Fish and Boat Commission has a simple message: 'Stay off of that ice.'

The snow is over, the cold is not. The National Weather Service Binghamton, N.Y. office says Northeast Pennsylvania is in for a stretch of extreme cold, with wind chills in the negative numbers starting Monday night.

The National Weather Service says precipitation is expected to taper off between 11 p.m. tonight and 4 a.m. Monday morning, but more snow could fall across Northeast Pa. on Monday.

While the National Weather Service had low to moderate confidence in snow total predictions on Thursday, models showed Northeast Pennsylvania has a 70% chance of getting 12 or more inches of snow when a winter storm barrels through the region on Sunday.

Pennsylvania Department of Transportation officials are temporarily reducing the speed limit on several roadways in the region as snow continues to fall around Northeast Pennsylvania. Local bus systems also have suspended service.

This season's first signifcant winter storm has moved out of Northeast Pennsylvania after dumping several inches of snow around the region, but intense cold is expected in the coming days.

Traffic appears to be light in many parts of Northeast Pennsylvania and surrounding areas as the season's first significant winter storm continues to drop snow on the region.Predictions of ongoing snow mean the afternoon commute could be hazardous in many areas.

The National Weather Service is warning of life threatening flash flooding of creeks and streams, urban areas, highways, streets and underpasses.

Evacuations reported in parts of Luzerne and Lycoming counties as heavy rain hits region, with the National Weather Service predicting more in the days to come.