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AWUS81 KCTP 091010
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REGIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE STATE COLLEGE PA
455 AM EST MON NOV 9 2009
HIGH PRESSURE LOCATED OFF THE EAST COAST THIS MORNING WILL
PROVIDE ANOTHER PLEASANT FALL DAY ACROSS ALL OF CENTRAL
PENNSYLVANIA. ABUNDANT SUNSHINE AND A LIGHT SOUTHWEST BREEZE WILL
YIELD HIGH TEMPERATURES IN THE MID 60S TO LOWER 70S...WHICH IS
ALMOST 20 DEGREES ABOVE NORMAL.
MID AND HIGH CLOUDS WILL THICKEN UP TONIGHT THROUGH TUESDAY...AS
HURRICANE IDA MAKES LANDFALL IN THE NORTHEAST GULF OF MEXICO AND
PUSHES A PLUME OF TROPICAL MOISTURE UP THE APPALACHIAN MOUNTAIN
CHAIN. A WEAK COLD FRONT WILL ALSO DRIFT SOUTHEAST ACROSS THE
COMMONWEALTH TONIGHT AND EARLY TUESDAY...AND COULD BRING A FEW
SPRINKLES TO THE NORTHERN MOUNTAINS.
LOWS TONIGHT WILL BE IN THE LOWER TO MID 40S IN MOST LOCATIONS...AND
THE HIGH TEMPERATURE ON TUESDAY WILL VARY FROM THE MID 50S ACROSS
THE MOUNTAINS...TO THE LOWER 60S IN THE VALLEYS OF CENTRAL AND
SOUTHERN PENNSYLVANIA.
THE LONE CHANCE FOR RAIN DURING THE NEXT 6 DAYS WILL OCCUR LATE
TUESDAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY NIGHT...AND WILL BE CONFINED MAINLY TO THE
TO THE SOUTHEASTERN THIRD OF THE STATE...AS THE REMNANTS OF
HURRICANE IDA LINK UP WITH THE TAIL END OF A WEAK FRONTAL BOUNDARY
NEAR THE CAROLINA COAST.
LAMBERT
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