Aviation Forecasts and Information Page - NWS State College PA

.AVIATION /00Z THURSDAY THROUGH MONDAY/...
High pressure over the central states will slowly build 
eastward into Pennsylvania over the next few days. Stratocumulus
and cumulus clouds should erode away overnight as drier air
continues to move in. Tapering winds and clearing skies will
support fog in the deepest valleys across northern PA by
Thursday morning. No impacts are expected at area airfields, but
the current TAF package includes a mention of vicinity fog at
KBFD as that location has the relatively highest chance of
impacts.

VFR conditions should prevail into at least the first part of
Saturday, before the chances of showers and storms increase
later in the weekend. Each day will be marked by dry conditions
and generally tranquil weather - ideal for flying.

Outlook...

Fri...Some potential for valley fog across NW PA Friday 
morning; otherwise, VFR conditions expected.

Sat...Generally VFR conditions with low-end (< 20%) chance of an
afternoon shower/storm across western sections of central PA.

Sun...Increasing chances of PM showers/storms, with some
restrictions possible.

Mon...Still a chance showers and storms.

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