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Regional Weather Summary
National Weather Service State College PA
502 AM EST Fri Jan 10 2025

A ridge of high pressure drifting across Central PA today
will bring lighter wind and dry weather today. Early sunshine
will be followed by increasing and thickening clouds.

Highs temperatures today will range from the mid 20 across
the Alleghenies to mid 30s in the Lehigh and Delaware Valleys.

Light snow will overspread the Commonwealth later tonight and
will likely result in slippery roads and some travel slowdowns
through Saturday morning.

Breezy conditions return by Saturday afternoon with lingering
snow showers and flurries over the western and northern parts
of the state. Temperatures will trend closer to normal for
early January both Sunday and Monday with no snowfall expected.

Another shot of arctic air is forecast to arrive by Tuesday
accompanied by frequent snow showers and frigid wind chills
through midweek.

There is no sign of the proverbial January thaw for at least
the next two weeks as a cold pattern stays locked in and
continues perpetuate below normal temperatures into the end
of the month.

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