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Heavy Snowfall Blankets Washington County, PA, Disrupting Businesses and Travel

Washington County, PA – A surprise winter storm dumped up to 9 inches of snow on parts of Washington County overnight, causing widespread disruptions to businesses and travel on Monday. The National Weather Service reported that Canonsburg and the city of Washington were particularly hard hit.

The rapid accumulation of snow created treacherous driving conditions, with Route 19 at Weavertown Road becoming especially hazardous. Residents reported significantly more snow than anticipated. “We were supposed to have an inch to two, and here we got 8, maybe more,” said Canonsburg resident Bruce Boehm.

Jeffrey’s Drug Store in Canonsburg was forced to cancel deliveries due to the hazardous conditions. Pharmacist Gerry O’Hare explained, “Six inches came down between two and five in the morning. Our drivers are older…We can’t even get to the houses. It becomes difficult.” O’Hare himself had to cancel a flight to Nashville due to the unexpected snowfall.

Despite the challenges, residents have rallied to help each other. Bruce Boehm spent the day assisting neighbors in clearing snow. Others, like Canonsburg resident Julissa Resnik, were finding ways to enjoy the unexpected snow day, planning to warm up with hot chocolate after shoveling.

While the snowfall has created some difficulties, many are making the most of this end-of-year winter surprise. Roads are expected to improve on Tuesday as temperatures rise.

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