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REGIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE STATE COLLEGE PA
504 PM EST WED JAN 21 2026
SNOWFALL ACROSS SOUTH-CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA WILL BEGIN TAPERING
OFF LATER THIS EVENING. SCATTERED SNOW SHOWERS BECOME MORE
CONFINED TO THE NORTHERN AND WESTERN HALVES OF THE COMMONWEALTH
LATE THIS EVENING AND CONTINUE INTO SUNSET ON THURSDAY WITH
FREEZING DRIZZLE POSSIBLE ACROSS PORTIONS OF CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA.
SOME HEAVIER SNOW SHOWERS, AND POTENTIALLY SQUALLS, WILL BE
POSSIBLE OVERNIGHT INTO THURSDAY MORNING. ANY ADDITIONAL SNOWFALL
INTO THURSDAY MORNING WILL BE HIGHEST ACROSS THE HIGHER ELEVATIONS
OF NORTHWESTERN PENNSYLVANIA WHERE SNOWFALL BETWEEN ONE AND THREE
INCHES WILL BE POSSIBLE.
DRY CONDITIONS ARE EXPECTED TO PREVAIL FOR MUCH OF THE KEYSTONE
STATE ON THURSDAY AND INTO FRIDAY, OUTSIDE OF SCATTERED SNOW
SHOWERS ACROSS NORTHWESTERN PENNSYLVANIA. HIGH TEMPERATURES ON
THURSDAY WILL RANGE FROM THE MID-20S ACROSS NORTHWESTERN
PENNSYLVANIA TO THE MID-40S NEAR PHILADELPHIA.
FRIGID TEMPERATURES RETURN BY SATURDAY AND STICK AROUND INTO THE
END OF JANUARY. WE CONTINUE TO MONITOR THE TRACK OF A SIGNIFICANT
WINTER STORM THIS WEEKEND. CONFIDENCE IS INCREASING IN A PLOWABLE
SNOWFALL FOR MOST OF THE AREA, WITH POTENTIAL FOR SIGNIFICANT
SNOWFALL (>6") FOR LOCATIONS ALONG AND SOUTH OF THE PA TURNPIKE.
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