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REGIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE STATE COLLEGE PA
1048 PM EDT WED MAY 13 2026
STORMS HAVE WEAKENED INTO SHOWERY ACTIVITY ACROSS EASTERN PA. THIS
PRECIPITATION WILL CONTINUE TO PIVOT EASTWARD AND DECREASE IN
INTENSITY AND COVERAGE AS THE NIGHT PROGRESSES.
WE WILL SETTLE INTO A POSTFRONTAL ENVIRONMENT TOMORROW AS THE
COLD FRONT CLEARS THE COMMONWEALTH, LEADING TO COLDER TEMPERATURES
THURSDAY. LOWS THURSDAY MORNING WILL RANGE FROM THE MID 30S IN NW
PA TO AROUND 50 IN SW PA. HIGHS WILL RANGE FROM THE HIGH 40S IN NW
PA AND THE MID 60S IN SE PA WHICH WILL BE OVER 15 DEGREES BELOW
AVERAGE FOR MANY LOCATIONS. GUSTY WINDS ARE ALSO ANTICIPATED WITH
MUCH OF CENTRAL AND SW PA EXPECTED TO SEE PEAK GUSTS OF AT LEAST
20 MPH. SOME LIGHT, TERRAIN INDUCED SHOWERS ARE POSSIBLE IN
WESTERN PA THURSDAY AS WELL.
TEMPERATURES WILL BEGIN TO REBOUND FRIDAY, RETURNING TO MORE
SEASONAL CONDITIONS WITH MOST OF THE STATE SEEING HIGHS IN THE
LOW 70S AND UPPER 60S. AS A RIDGING PATTERN BUILDS OVER THE
EASTERN US STARTING THIS WEEKEND, TEMPERATURES ARE EXPECTED TO
RISE WELL ABOVE AVERAGE HEADED INTO NEXT WEEK.
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