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REGIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE STATE COLLEGE PA
537 AM EDT SUN JUL 5 2026
AREAS OF DENSE FOG OVER THE WESTERN AND CENTRAL ALLEGHENIES WILL
GIVE WAY TO PARTLY CLOUDY SKIES THIS MORNING. THUNDERSTORMS
CAPABLE OF STRONG TO LOCALLY DAMAGING WIND GUSTS AND TORRENTIAL
DOWNPOURS ARE EXPECTED TO DEVELOP AGAIN THIS AFTERNOON INTO THE
EVENING.
TEMPERATURES AND HEAT INDICES WILL NOT BE HOT OR OPPRESSIVE AS
THEY HAVE BEEN IN RECENT DAYS WITH THE EARLY JULY HEAT WAVE
BREAKING DOWN AND COMING TO AN END. HIGH TEMPERATURES WILL RANGE
FROM THE UPPER 70S IN THE NORTH CENTRAL MOUNTAINS TO AROUND 90
DEGREES IN THE LOWER SUSQUEHANNA, LEHIGH, AND DELAWARE VALLEYS.
FLASH FLOODING IS POSSIBLE LATER THIS EVENING INTO MONDAY WITH
THE MAIN FOCUS FOR HEAVY RAIN ACROSS SOUTH CENTRAL INTO
SOUTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA. WHILE THERE REMAINS SOME UNCERTAINTY
TO EXACTLY WHERE THE GREATEST RAINFALL WILL OCCUR, THE SETUP
FAVORS SOME LOCALLY SIGNIFICANT FLASH FLOODING IN THE EASTERN PART
OF THE COMMONWEALTH.
THE UPCOMING WEEK WILL FEATURE RELATIVELY COOLER OR MORE SEASONAL
TEMPERATURES FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR ALONG WITH SEVERAL PERIODS OF
DIURNAL SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS.
MRS
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