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First Posted: 3/30/2012 Some areas of Northeastern Pennsylvania may see two to four inches of snow by daybreak Saturday.
The National Weather Service in Binghamton, N.Y., said the higher elevations may see accumulating snowfall while the valleys and low lying areas may see none or very little snow.
A storm system moving across the region tonight night and early Saturday morning will bring rain that may change over to snow across in the mountains.
Snowfall may seem odd considering there were 21 days in March with high temperatures above 50 degrees.
According to weather records, the average high temperature for March is 36.5 degrees.
The average high for March 2012 has been 49.3 degrees, 12.8 degrees above normal, making this month the warmest March on record.

Areas of region may see snow tonight