.AVIATION /08Z SUNDAY THROUGH THURSDAY/...
Skies have mostly cleared out across central Pennsylvania this
evening, with cloud cover mainly confined to where SHRA/TSRA is
present. In the near-term, will have to monitor SHRA as it
tracks closer to UNV; however, not expecting any widespread
restrictions due to precipitation overnight. Restrictions will
be possible with fog formation, mainly across northern and
western Pennsylvania. Current conditions at JST/IPT outline
lower ceilings that are likely to continue throughout the
overnight period, with current ECONUS Nighttime Microphysics
outlining dendritic valley fog closer to BFD. General trends
continue to highlight ~08-09Z Sunday for onset of restrictions
at BFD so have continued to highlight this potential in the 06Z
TAFs with moderate-to-high (~70-80%) confidence. Elsewhere, fog
formation looks less likely with the presence of a light breeze
throughout much of the overnight period; however, cannot rule
out brief restrictions at UNV closer to daybreak with winds
trending towards calm in the 08-12Z Sunday timeframe. Fog begins
to mix out after sunrise quickly with higher sun angle/warming
temperatures, with widespread VFR conditions continuing through
06Z Monday.

Outlook...

Mon-Tue...VFR favored outside of isolated morning fog. 
Restrictions possible in -SHRA/-TSRA early Sun & again late Tue.

Wed-Thu...Restrictions possible in -SHRA/-TSRA.

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