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REGIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE STATE COLLEGE PA
604 PM EST SUN NOV 23 2025
MAINLY DRY CONDITIONS ARE EXPECTED TONIGHT AND MONDAY, WITH THE
EXCEPTION OF A FEW LIGHT RAIN SHOWERS IN NORTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA
THIS EVENING. PATCHY FOG IS POSSIBLE OVERNIGHT, MAINLY IN WESTERN
PENNSYLVANIA. LOW TEMPERATURES WILL RANGE FROM THE MID 20S IN THE
NORTH AND WEST TO THE MID 30S IN THE SOUTH AND EAST. HIGHS ON
MONDAY WILL BE IN THE 40S AND 50S.
PERIODS OF RAIN ARE EXPECTED TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. TEMPERATURES
WILL TREND MILDER INTO MIDWEEK AND PEAK 10 TO 15 DEGREES ABOVE
THE HISTORICAL AVERAGE ON WEDNESDAY WITH HIGHS IN THE LOW 50S TO
LOW 60S.
CONDITIONS WILL TURN DECIDEDLY COLDER AND WINDY FROM THANKSGIVING
DAY INTO THE HOLIDAY WEEKEND. BRISK AND BLUSTERY WINDS WILL ADD
AN ADDITIONAL CHILL TO BELOW AVERAGE TEMPERATURES.
THE ARRIVAL OF MUCH COLDER AIR CROSSING THE GREAT LAKES WILL RAMP
UP THE POTENTIAL FOR LAKE EFFECT SNOW ACCUMULATION ALONG THE LAKE
ERIE SHORELINE INTO THE SNOWBELTS OF NORTHWESTERN PENNSYLVANIA.
SEVERAL INCHES OF LAKE EFFECT SNOW AND SNOW SHOWERS PENETRATING
FARTHER INLAND COULD IMPACT HOLIDAY TRAVEL ACROSS CENTRAL AND
WESTERN PORTIONS OF THE COMMONWEALTH THURSDAY INTO SATURDAY.
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