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Regional Weather Summary
National Weather Service State College PA
451 PM EST Fri Nov 7 2025

Rain will continue to move eastward ahead of a cold front through
the evening and into the overnight, before gradually tapering off
by morning. Much of Saturday will feature dry conditions with a
mix of sun and clouds and a moderate west to northwest breeze,
though a brief shower cannot be ruled out over northwest PA.
Temperatures will rebound to slightly above normal values across
the northern tier of Pennsylvania to between 8 and 10 degrees
above normal in the central and southern valleys, or between 50
and 65 from north to south.

During the day Sunday, low pressure moving northeast from the
central Great Plains will push a strong cold front across the
state. This will usher in the coldest air of the season on Monday
with lake effect and upslope snow showers. A few inches of snow
accumulation is possible across the northwest mountains and
Laurel Highlands, and we could see the first flakes of snow
fly across the central ridge and valley region of the state.

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