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Regional Weather Summary
National Weather Service State College PA
439 AM EDT Sat Oct 3 2026

Skies at daybreak today will range from clear across the
Northwest half of the state, to partly cloudy elsewhere. Early
morning low temperatures will vary from the Upper 30s throughout
the perennial cold spots in the Northwest Mountains to around 60
in the Greater Philadelphia Metro Area.

Variable amounts of clouds will persist across Southern
Pennsylvania today with nothing more than a few light sprinkles
possible. Abundant sunshine, a 5 to 10 mph North to Northeast
wind, fairly low humidity in the 30s and 40s this afternoon,
excellent visibility and near normal high temperatures will kick
off this first weekend on October across Central and Northern PA.

Mid afternoon highs will be near the 60 degree mark across the
higher terrain of Northern PA and the Laurel Highlands and in the
upper 60s to low 70s respectively, across the Central Ridge and
Valley Region and Southeastern PA.

A fast-moving and amplifying trough moving our way from the
Northern U.S. and South-Central Canada will bring back clouds from
the south Sunday into Sunday night across Much of Central and
Southern PA with a likelihood of some light rain.

The best chance for light rainfall amounts of several hundredths,
up to one tenth of an inch will be across portions of the Lower
Susquehanna Valley and adjacent Southeastern PA.

High temperatures Sunday will be anywhere from 2 to 6 degrees
lower than today`s readings.

In the wake of Sunday`s system will be another shot of even cooler
and dry conditions for the start of next workweek. Some areas may
experience their first frost or freeze Monday night and again Tuesday
night, mainly across the Allegheny Plateau and the Laurel
Highlands, before temperatures trend warmer during the mid to late
week period.

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