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Regional Weather Summary
National Weather Service State College PA
543 AM EST Fri Nov 7 2025

A mild day is in store for the Commonwealth with plenty of mid
level clouds spreading east this morning and gradually
lowering/thickening up this afternoon well ahead of a weak warm,
cold front combo just pushing east across Illinois at sunrise
today.

This pair of fronts will move quickly to the east today and push
across Pennsylvania tonight, preceded and accompanied by some
showers. Rainfall amounts will range from 1 to 2 tenths of an
inch across the Southeastern Half of the state to between 3 and 5
tenths over the Northwest half of Pennsylvania.

High temperatures this afternoon will be mainly in the lower to
mid 50s over the northern mountains and upper 50s to low 60s
throughout the valleys of central and southern PA. Lows tonight
will be well above normal, ranging from the upper 30s to low 40s
across the Northwest third of the state, to the upper 40s and low
50s near and to the south of the Interstate 81 corridor.

The showers will end early Saturday with the daylight hours
featuring dry conditions with a mix of sun and clouds and a light
to moderate west to northwest breeze. 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, followed by the coldest air of the season on Monday with
lake effect an upslope snow showers bringing up to a few inches of
snow accumulation across the Northwest Mountains and Laurel
Highlands and the first flakes of snow flying across the Central
Ridge and Valley region of the state.

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