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REGIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE STATE COLLEGE PA
623 PM EDT SAT MAY 2 2026
EVENING SPRINKLES ACROSS CENTRAL AND WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA WILL
TAPER OFF AND GIVE WAY TO CLEARING SKIES OVERNIGHT. AS THE SKIES
CLEAR OUT, WINDS WILL BECOME LIGHTER, AND TEMPERATURES WILL FALL
FAIRLY QUICKLY. A FREEZE IS EXPECTED ACROSS NORTHERN AND WESTERN
PENNSYLVANIA, WHERE TEMPERATURES WILL DROP INTO THE 20S BY SUNDAY
MORNING. IN SOUTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA, TEMPERATURES WILL GENERALLY
REMAIN ABOVE THE FREEZING MARK BUT STILL BE COLD ENOUGH FOR
FROST.
AFTER A CLEAR AND COLD START, SUNDAY WILL TREND PARTLY TO MOSTLY
CLOUDY, BREEZY, AND A FEW DEGREES MILDER THAN SATURDAY WITH HIGHS
RANGING FROM THE LOW 50S ACROSS THE ALLEGHENY PLATEAU TO THE LOW
60S SOUTHEAST OF THE MOUNTAINS. THE WARMING TREND WILL PICK UP ON
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, WITH HIGHS ON TUESDAY RANGING FROM THE MID 60S
IN THE NORTH TO THE MID 80S IN THE SOUTHEAST. THE CHANCE FOR RAIN
WILL INCREASE ACROSS THE NORTHWEST ON TUESDAY AND ACROSS THE
WHOLE COMMONWEALTH WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY AS A SLOW MOVING COLD
FRONT SLIDES ACROSS THE REGION.
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