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REGIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE STATE COLLEGE PA
503 PM EDT THU SEP 3 2026
MULTIPLE ROUNDS OF STORMS ARE MOVING IN FROM THE NORTHWEST THIS
AFTERNOON AND EVENING. THE FIRST ROUND OF SCATTERED STORMS IS
PUSHING IN FROM WESTERN PA WITH THE SUBSEQUENT ROUND MOVING IN
FROM MICHIGAN.
THE TARGET AREA FOR THE HEAVIEST RAINFALL AND GUSTY WINDS THE REST
OF TODAY AND INTO TONIGHT WILL BE ACROSS THE SOUTHWEST HALF OF
PENNSYLVANIA, BUT OTHER SCATTERED AREAS OF HEAVY RAIN AND GUSTY
WINDS ARE STILL POSSIBLE ELSEWHERE ACROSS THE EASTERN PART OF THE
STATE.
A FLASH FLOOD WATCH AND SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH ARE IN EFFECT
FOR ALL OF CENTRAL PA, THE LAUREL HIGHLANDS AND THE SUSQUEHANNA
VALLEY UNTIL MIDNIGHT TONIGHT, WHILE HEAT ADVISORIES ARE IN EFFECT
UNTIL EARLY THIS EVENING ACROSS ALL OF SOUTHERN PA, WITH THE
EXCEPTION OF THE LAUREL HIGHLANDS.
THE CHANCE FOR SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS LINGERS INTO FRIDAY
MOSTLY ACROSS WESTERN AND SOUTHERN TIERS OF PENNSYLVANIA WITH
HIGH TEMPERATURES SLIPPING BACK INTO THE 70S AND LOW 80S.
TEMPERATURES, HUMIDITY AND THE CHANCE FOR RAIN WILL ALL DECREASE
AS WE KICK OFF THE LONG, HOLIDAY WEEKEND.
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