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Regional Weather Summary
National Weather Service State College PA
511 PM EST Tue Nov 25 2025

The steady rain will become more patchy overnight. It will be a
relatively mild overnight for late November, with lows generally
holding in the 40s.

Wednesday will see a continued chance of rain showers, as a cold
front crosses the commonwealth. It will be mild ahead of the
front, with highs ranging from around 50 degrees across
northwestern Pennsylvania to the mid 60s across the southeastern
piedmont. Temperatures across western Pennsylvania will begin to
fall through the afternoon following the frontal passage. It will
turn blustery along and behind the front as well.

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

It will remain blustery and cold Thursday evening into Friday,
and the snow shower activity could even reach into the central
mountains. Winds will begin to diminish Friday night into
Saturday, with lingering snow showers gradually tapering off.

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