Regional Weather Summary
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Regional Weather Summary
National Weather Service State College PA
537 AM EDT Tue Sep 19 2017

Our weather here in Central Pennsylvania over the next 7 days will
be dominated by a building ridge of high pressure at the surface
and aloft, that will become centered right over the state this
coming weekend.

Patchy dense valley fog or low clouds will occur for several hours
during the mid morning period each day. A quick transition to
partly to mostly sunny skies, and much above normal temperatures
will follow for the late morning through the afternoon hours today
through Monday.

Temperatures to start today will range from the upper 50s across
the Allegheny Plateau to the mid to upper 60s in the immediate
Philadelphia area.

The thicker cloud shield on the western edge of Hurricane Jose
will produce a mostly cloudy day across southeastern Pennsylvania
where a few showers are even possible towards evening as far to
the west as Lancaster, Lebanon and Pottsville.

High temperatures this afternoon will range from the low 70s in
the far east to the low 80s in the valleys of western and central
Pennsylvania.

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