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Regional Weather Summary

National Weather Service State College PA

452 AM EST Tue Feb 3 2026



A weak warm front will move east across Pennsylvania this morning. 

This weather feature will create mostly cloudy to overcast skies

that will persist through early tonight, before a weak cold front

moves through the region causing some clearing takes place, at 

least across the Central Ridge and Valley Region of the state. 



Some intermittent very light snow and flurries will bring little

or no accumulation today across the Central Ridge and Valley

region of the state, but locally around one-half of an inch across

the Northwest Mountains and Laurel Highlands. 



High temperatures today will range from the 20s across the

Northern and Western Mountains of the state, to the low and mid

30s in the Susquehanna Valley. Lows tonight will  



This subtle warming trend will continue through much of the

remainder of this week. However, temperatures will remain below 

normal values for early February by about 5 degrees. 



Lows tonight will be in the single digits above zero over the

Northwest two-thirds of the state and 10 to 15 degrees in the

Lower Susquehanna Valley and Southeastern corner of the state.



A weak surface low and upper level disturbance will brush 

the Southern Tier of the state some light snow later this

afternoon and tonight. However, any accumulations will be light.



The next chance for more widespread light snow is expected to 

arrive on Friday, followed by a return to well below normal 

temperatures and sub-zero wind chills at night, Friday night

through Sunday night.





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