Regional Weather Summary
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Regional Weather Summary
National Weather Service State College PA
729 PM EDT Tue Jul 14 2026

A sprawling ridge of high pressure over the northern United
States will continue to deliver hot and mostly dry conditions over
the next few days. Temperatures will only fall into the 70s for
most of Pennsylvania tonight. Wednesday will be the hottest day of
the week for much of Commonwealth, with high temperatures in the
mid to upper 90s across the Piedmont region. The majority of the
time will be rain free, however a stray afternoon shower or
thunderstorm cannot be ruled along a southward moving cold front.

Smoke from wildfires in Ontario and northern Minnesota will make
the skies hazy, and potentially result in poor air quality
Wednesday night into Thursday.

Temperatures will be on a falling trend for the end of the week
into the weekend, as several fronts move across the Keystone
state. There will be multiple chances for showers and storms
especially late Friday and into the weekend.

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