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Regional Weather Summary
National Weather Service State College PA
1209 PM EST Wed Dec 10 2025

A potent surface low and upper level disturbance moving across
the Lower Great Lakes today will bring a round of winter weather
to the Keystone state.

Light to moderate snow will occur across the Northern Mountains
of Pennsylvania through today. The snow is expected to mix with
and change to rain across the Southern Ridge and Valley Region and
Lower Susquehanna Valley during the afternoon. Primarily rain is
expected for the Philadelphia metro.

Snow accumulations north of Interstate 80 will range from 2 to 6
inches, while locations south of Interstate 80 generally see a
light coating with up to 2 inches falling across the Laurel
Highlands.

In the wake of this steady wintry precipitation, a 24 to 30 hour
period of upslope and lake effect snow showers, some heavy at
times, is possible later tonight through Thursday across portions
of Northern and Western Pennsylvania, where winter weather
advisories are in effect today into Thursday. Some of the long,
narrow bands of lake effect snow will reach the Lower and Mid
Susquehanna Valley on Thursday. Gusty winds will prevail as well,
with peak gusts of 30 to 45 mph from the west or northwest
expected on Thursday.

High temperatures today will range from the mid to upper 30s
across much of northern and western Pennsylvania to the lower 40s
across the southern part of the Keystone state. Lows tonight
will vary from the teens across the north and west to the mid 20s
across the southeast.

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