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REGIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE STATE COLLEGE PA
429 PM EST THU DEC 11 2025
LAKE EFFECT SNOW BAND AND SHOWERS WILL CONTINUE THROUGH THE
REMAINDER OF TONIGHT AND INTO FRIDAY MORNING. SOME OF THE SNOW
WILL FALL HEAVY AT TIMES ACROSS PORTIONS OF NORTHERN AND WESTERN
PENNSYLVANIA, WHERE LAKE EFFECT SNOW WARNINGS AND WINTER WEATHER
ADVISORIES REMAIN IN EFFECT TONIGHT.
WINDS WILL CONTINUE TO BE GUSTY THROUGH THE FIRST HALF OF TONIGHT.
GUSTS UP TO 25MPH WILL CONTINUE THROUGH MIDNIGHT BEFORE STEADILY
DECREASING AND BECOMING MORE CALM BY DAYBREAK FRIDAY. WINDCHILLS
WILL REMAIN IN THE LOW TEENS TO SINGLE DIGITS THROUGH FRIDAY
MONRING. LOWS TONIGHT WILL DIP INTO THE TEENS OVER MUCH OF THE
NORTHWEST HALF OF THE STATE AND SETTLE INTO THE LOW 20S FOR THE
SOUTHERN VALLEYS OF PENNSYLVANIA.
THE COMMONWEALTH WILL SEE A BRIEF BREAK IN PRECIPITATION FOR MOST
OF THE DAY ON FRIDAY. A FEW LIGHT UPSLOPE SNOW FLAKES ARE POSSIBLE
IN THE LAUREL HIGHLANDS, BUT ELSEWHERE SHOULD REMAIN DRY. THE
NEXT SYSTEM WILL LIKELY ARRIVE SATURDAY AFTERNOON AS A LOW
PRESSURE CENTER TRACKS SOUTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, BRINGING CHANCES FOR
ADDITIONAL SNOWFALL ACROSS THE REGION.
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