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Regional Weather Summary

National Weather Service State College PA

558 AM EDT Mon Apr 7 2025



A weak wave of low pressure over West Virginia at the surface was

responsible for this morning's chilly rain, that was mixed with 

some sleet or wet snow throughout the valleys, with higher 

elevation wet snow accumulating a coating to around one inch. 



This area of low pressure will move slowly east today, leaving the 

northwestern half of the state mainly cloudy but dry later this 

morning and this afternoon, while some light rain or drizzle 

lingers into this afternoon across the mid and lower Susquehanna 

Valley west to the Laurel Highlands.



High temperatures today will be mainly in the mid to upper 40s, 

but could touch 50 over parts of the Lower Susquehanna Valley. 

The slow upward climb in temps elsewhere could be halted at 39 or

40F over the highest terrain of the North and West. 



A strong cold front will push Southeast through the Western third

of the State during the early to mid evening hours, bringing 

scattered rain and snow showers. The precipitation will change to

snow showers as temperatures plummet to morning lows Tuesday 

between 20 and 30 degrees respectively from the Northwest 

Mountains to the Lower Susquehanna Valley. 



Northwest winds will gust between 20 to 30 mph on Tuesday with RH

values dropping into the upper 20s to lower 30s. Temperatures

will moderate a bit through the middle and latter part of the 

week with lighter winds before another storm system brings 

periods of rain some higher elevation wet snow Wednesday night 

through Friday.



Farmers with temperature sensitive crops should take note that 

temperatures will drop low enough to make frost and freeze 

conditions likely tonight and Tuesday night.



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