Aviation Forecasts and Information Page - NWS State College PA

.AVIATION /18Z SATURDAY THROUGH THURSDAY/...
VFR remains prevailing for the rest of the afternoon into the
overnight. Showers and some thunderstorms have developed from a
mid-level shortwave entering into the region. While these are 
fast moving, meaning any restrictions they bring shouldn't last,
they do carry with them rain, possibility of thunder, elevated
wind gusts, and brief visibility restrictions. Exact timing
confidence wasn't high enough to warrant TEMPO groups. However 
the scattered nature of these storms lends confidence in brief
-SHRA/-TSRA region wide (with confidence lowest in LNS and 
 MDT). 

Confidence in any -SHRA/-TSRA decreases overnight, with mostly 
calm conditions expected. Models have hinted at visibility 
restrictions developing at BFD, JST, and UNV but confidence
isn't high enough to drop under 5SM yet. will reassess
confidence after we see where the most rain has fallen that may
provide necessary moisture for more restrictive fog.

Outlook...

Sun...Showers and thunderstorms developing in the
afternoon/evening across the far west, and around or shortly
after Midnight over the Central and Eastern portions of the
state.

Mon...Restrictions possible with a few periods of rain/or
showers and thunderstorms.

Tue...Lower chances of showers, mainly VFR.

Wed...Mainly VFR, watching for precipitation chances though in 
the evening/overnight

Thu...Restrictions possible in another round of daytime precipitation

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