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REGIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE STATE COLLEGE PA
534 PM EST TUE NOV 18 2025
A PATCH OF LIGHT RAIN SLIDING ACROSS SOUTHERN PA THIS EVENING WILL
EXPAND SOME WHILE ALSO MOVING TO THE NORTH. THE TEMPERATURES WILL
BE GETTING COLDER AT THE SAME TIME. EXPECT THE RAIN TO TURN TO
SNOW NORTH OF I-80 EARLY TONIGHT. THERE WILL BE LIGHT ACCUMULATION
OF SNOW THERE. RAIN WILL MIX WITH SNOW FROM AROUND I-80 DOWN TO
ABOUT 50 MILES TO THE SOUTH OF THE INTERSTATE. A THIN COATING OF
SNOW IS POSSIBLE ON THE HIGHER HILL TOPS OF THE CENTRAL MOUNTAINS
AND POCONOS. THE PRECIPITATION SHOULD STAY ALL RAIN FOR THE
SOUTHERN THIRD OF THE STATE.
THE PRECIPITATION WILL EXIT TO THE EAST LATE TONIGHT. EXPECT
CLOUDS TO LINGER ACROSS SOUTHERN PA THROUGH THE DAY WEDNESDAY EVEN
AS HIGH PRESSURE BUILDS IN. EXPECT A FAIR BUT MOSTLY CLOUDY DAY
ON THURSDAY.
LOW TEMPERATURES EARLY WEDNESDAY WILL BE IN THE MID TO UPPER 20S
OVER THE NORTHERN TIER COUNTIES AND CLOSE TO 40 DEGREES IN THE FAR
SOUTHERN TOWNS. HIGHS WEDNESDAY WILL BE A LITTLE WARMER THAN
TUESDAY, ESPECIALLY IN THE WEST. HIGH TEMPERATURES WILL BE IN THE
40S FOR ALL OF THE COMMONWEALTH. THURSDAY MAY BE A FEW DEGREES
MILDER ACROSS THE SOUTH, BUT THE NORTH WILL STAY CLOSE TO
WEDNESDAY'S HIGHS.
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