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Regional Weather Summary
National Weather Service State College PA
533 AM EDT Tue Jul 25 2017

An mid and upper level trough accompanied by cool air aloft
will slide to the Northeast U.S. Coast today. In its wake, high
pressure will build southeast from the Great Lakes and become
centered over the District on Wednesday.

Although plenty of shallow and non-precipitating clouds will
persist into the midday hours across the northern and western
mountains, the Central and Ridge and Valley Region of the state,
along with communities throughout the Susquehanna Valley will see
abundant sunshine, and a generally light north to northwest
breeze of 5 to 10 mph.

Highs this afternoon will range from the upper 60s to lower 70s
across the Northern and Western Mountains, to the low 80s across
the Southeast Piedmont.

Skies will be mainly clear tonight with winds becoming nearly
calm as the center of high pressure drifts southeast into the
region.

Lows early Wednesday morning will dip into the upper 40s across
the northwest mountains, with 50s to lower 60s heading southeast
across the state.

Mid level clouds will increase from the west Wednesday night into
Thursday. A cold front will likely push southeast across the
region late Thursday night through Friday morning with numerous
showers and isolated to scattered afternoon thunderstorms.


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