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REGIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE STATE COLLEGE PA
438 AM EST SAT MAR 7 2026
CLOUDY, COOL, AND DANK CONDITIONS WILL COVER CENTRAL AND EASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA THIS MORNING. IN STARK CONTRAST, THE WESTERN PART OF
THE COMMONWEALTH WILL START OFF THE DAY VERY MILD WITH INTERVALS
OF SUN AND A FEW PASSING RAIN SHOWERS.
WIDESPREAD RAIN SHOWERS AND SCATTERED THUNDERSTORMS ARE EXPECTED
TRACK WEST TO EAST ACROSS PENNSYLVANIA LATER TODAY INTO TONIGHT.
STRONG TO SEVERE SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS ARE POSSIBLE AND ARE MOST
LIKELY TO OCCUR IN THE WESTERN PART OF THE KEYSTONE STATE. HIGH
TEMPERATURES WILL RANGE FROM THE UPPER 40S IN THE LEHIGH VALLEY TO
THE MID 70S IN THE GREATER PITTSBURGH AREA.
DRY WEATHER WILL RETURN SUNDAY AND LAST THROUGH MONDAY BEFORE
RAIN CHANCES RAMP UP INTO MID-WEEK. A MORE PRONOUNCED EARLY
SPRING WARMUP IS FORECAST DURING THE FIRST HALF OF NEXT WEEK
AFTER WE TURN THE CLOCKS AHEAD TO DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME. FORECAST
TEMPERATURES ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY WILL BE 20 TO 30 DEGREES
ABOVE THE HISTORICAL AVERAGE AND COULD CHALLENGE DAILY RECORDS. A
FRONTAL PASSAGE AROUND MIDWEEK WILL COOL TEMPERATURES DOWN TO
MORE SEASONABLE LEVELS THURSDAY INTO NEXT WEEKEND.
MRS
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