A winter storm watch has been issued for various regions in Pennsylvania, including Philadelphia and its surrounding areas, as a significant snowstorm approaches. Predictions indicate that steady snowfall will begin on Sunday night, with accumulations ranging from 2 to 8 inches expected across different parts of the state. Travel restrictions have been implemented in several areas, particularly on central Pennsylvania roads, as residents prepare for the impact on Monday morning commutes. The Pittsburgh region is anticipating 1 to 4 inches of snow, and local authorities advise caution due to slippery conditions. Additionally, preparations are underway in towns like Gettysburg and Allentown, as the region braces for what could be the first substantial snow event of the winter season.