00:00As you're driving through Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania, maybe you'll see guys like the one behind me who is clearing streets here in Carbon County.
00:09Very different change of scenery from what we saw even just a few hours ago.
00:14Flurries coming down just after 7 o'clock this morning.
00:17Now we've got some steady snowfall here in Jim Thorpe, but it absolutely looks gorgeous here.
00:24Accumulation-wise, we could see anywhere from 3 to 5 inches of snowfall.
00:27Of course, that's going to vary depending even on where you are in this town.
00:31Lehigh Gorge, just a few steps away or the start of it, right behind me here.
00:36Elevation at times can get up to 1,700 feet.
00:39So what you'll see on that side of town could be very different from the Main Strip where we are currently.
00:45Now driving conditions.
00:46Things are okay for right now because we're only a few hours into when that snowfall had really started here.
00:52But for what that could look like later, could potentially be a messy situation.
00:57We've got the snow, the beautiful snow right now, but that will eventually turn into rain over the next few hours.
01:03So when you are behind the wheel, take it slow.
01:06Take it steady because sleep could potentially be an issue later on this afternoon.
01:12As for the type of snow, it's beautiful.
01:15I'm going to pick it up and show you for just a second here.
01:17Look at that.
01:18It is that perfect type of packable snow that you just want to have a snowball fight or just lay in it and maybe do a snow angel too.
01:26But again, we're back here in Jim Cores.
01:28You got guys just like this one, maybe driving a little crazier than you should be on the roads right now, but he's doing his job.
01:35He's clearing the streets and getting things as clear as they possibly can be for drivers that are still out on the roads today here in Carbon County.
01:43We're going to continue to follow these conditions over the next few hours.
01:46Of course, again, rain later on this afternoon is where those issues may come up.
01:51For AccuWeather in Carbon County, I'm Allie Reed.
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