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Regional Weather Summary
National Weather Service State College PA
1053 AM EST Wed Nov 26 2025

Today will feature plenty of clouds with a chance of rain showers
as a pair of cold fronts move east across the Commonwealth.

High temperatures today will be very mild for late November and
vary from low to mid 50s over the northern and western mountains
to the mid 60s in the southern valleys. Temperatures will begin
to fall over western Pennsylvania this afternoon following the
first cold frontal passage. It will turn blustery along and
behind the front as well, with wind gusts increasing to 30 to 35
mph.

Blustery conditions will continue this evening into Thanksgiving
Day, along with noticeably colder temperatures. Lake effect and
upslope snow showers will develop across western and northern
Pennsylvania, and the snow will fall heavy at times across the
northwestern snowbelt.

Blustery and cold conditions will again continue Thursday evening
into Friday, and bands of snow showers could even reach into the
central mountains and Susquehanna Valley. Winds and snow showers
will begin to diminish Friday night into Saturday.

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