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.AVIATION /00Z WEDNESDAY THROUGH SUNDAY/...
Other than a few high clouds, skies will remain mainly clear 
overnight with VFR conditions expected to persist until
Wednesday evening. Clouds will begin building into the region
over the northwest during the morning on Wednesday. Broken to
overcast skies will likely be present across the entire region 
by 18Z Wednesday. 

Showers and thunderstorms will likely form ahead of a cold front
late Wednesday afternoon into the early evening. A few of these
storms will be strong to severe and impacts to visibilities and
low ceilings will likely begin at BFD around 00Z Thursday 
before overspreading the rest of the area. The activity will 
likely weaken later in the evening as it moves to the east and 
south, but MVFR to near IFR will be possible as the front 
arrives across all TAF sites. Some showers and even a few storms
will likely linger into Thursday morning, before tapering off 
as the cold front drops south and east of central PA.

Outlook...

Wed...Primarily VFR, although late-day SHRA/TSRA possible 
across the northern tier.

Thu...Cold FROPA could bring scattered SHRA/TSRA areawide.

Fri...VFR prevails with drier conditions across all of central 
Pennsylvania.

Sat-Sun...Primarily VFR conditions, some potential for 
afternoon SHRA/TSRA but uncertainty remains high.

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