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Regional Weather Summary
National Weather Service State College PA
106 PM EDT Sun Sep 27 2026

The Nor Easter centered just west of Atlantic City this midday
will continue to push a few bands of rain westward across the
Susquehanna Valley, Central Mountains of PA, Allegheny Plateau
and Laurel Highlands this afternoon.

Highs today will be mainly in the 60s, but only in the 50s over
the northeastern mountains. The far western towns may touch 70
degrees this afternoon. Lows tonight will be in the 50s.

After becoming nearly stationary across Southern New Jersey
tonight, the storm will slide to the east and away from the Mid
Atlantic Coast on Monday.

This will cause rain to taper off to only isolated showers over
the northeast part of the state Monday morning and early
afternoon. Much of the rest of the state will be dry on Monday.
Highs will reach the 60s for all but the highest elevations of the
Endless Mountains and Laurel Highlands.

Dry weather is in store for Tuesday. High pressure is going to be
building in from the Midwest. Expect warmer temperatures for mid-
week.

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Latest Forecaster's Discussion:


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Area Forecast Discussion
National Weather Service State College PA
1150 AM EDT Sun Sep 27 2026

.WHAT HAS CHANGED...
* Minor timing modifications to the periods of rain today that
will be moving Westward across the Susquehanna Valley and
Central Mountains of PA.

&&

.KEY MESSAGES...
1) Nor`easter filling as its center pushes inland across
Southern New Jersey.

2) Tranquil conditions expected for the first half of next week
with a slight warming trend emerging across the region.

&&

.DISCUSSION...
KEY MESSAGE 1: Nor`easter filling as its center pushes inland across
Southern New Jersey.

The well-defined center of the nor-easter is right over KACY and
will push inland a bit more before becoming nearly stationary
over Southern NJ or Delaware Bay late today/tonight. The center
of the low will drift slowly offshore again Monday and track
south of and parallel with the southern shore of Long Island.

A few distinct vort lobes were pivoting to the west this morning
with one band of light to briefly mdt rain moving over the
Central/Scent mountains bringing a few to several hundredths
of an inch of rain. A second and slightly more robust N/S
rain band drifting wwd across the Susq Valley could be
accompanied by 1-2 tenths of an inch.

Previous...

The wind and gusts will start to decrease a bit through the
daylight hours, and will do so even more tonight. The loosening
pressure gradient will mean that the threat for nearing wind
advisory criteria over any of our counties is all but over. We
did knock a couple degs off the dewpoints for today as the NBM
has been consistently too high over the past 2-3 days. Despite
this, the bands of rain should go farther to the west than Sat -
so we bumped the PoPs to categorical for most of the CWA east
of route 219. The rain may not quite reach the ground in the
western layer of zones, but some hit the ground locally despite
the lower-than-forecast dewpoints on Sat. Cool air is locked in,
and maxes will be only 55-65F - coolest NE.

QPF is looking heaviest just about where it was on Saturday -
the Lower Susq. Someone might pick up another inch, but most
likely not. Even so, the FFG is high enough to not have flooding
even be a thought.

Conditions will improve tonight and Monday morning. By noon
Monday, there should only be isolated --SHRA over the NE and the
wind will not be notable. Temps rise slightly from Sun, but will
still be cooler than normal.

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KEY MESSAGE 2: Tranquil conditions expected for the first half
of next week with a slight warming trend emerging across the
region.

Dry conditions will continue into Thursday as the front
anticipated to be arriving late Wed/night will be delayed for a
day or so. It will pick up some moisture from the remnants of
Polo. But, that precip probably stays to our W until Thursday. All
model guidance trends towards a warming trend in this
timeframe, with above-average temperatures prevailing area wide
for the balance of the week. Someone may hit 80F before Friday.
Details on timing and intensity of rainfall are not easy to pin
down at this range and with the upcoming pattern. So, we`ll just
make a gradual increase in PoPs Fri-Sat-Sun.

&&

.AVIATION /15Z SUNDAY THROUGH THURSDAY/...
A few nearly north/south bands of light to briefly moderate rain
will continue to push wwd across the Susq Valley and Central
Mtns this afternoon bringing periods of MVFR conditions.

Expect ceilings to fall to MVFR not long after rain begins to
fall. Any showers will be quite efficient and therefore could
result in visibilities dropping below 3 statute miles
(categorical IFR). The location of the Nor`easter will also lead
to wind gusts exceeding 20-25kts across all of central
Pennsylvania on Sunday; slightly stronger gusts are likely at
KMDT and KLNS (up to 30kts possible).

There remains some uncertainty with just how low ceilings get
during the day today, but the combination of reduced visibility
when showers are most numerous and lowering ceilings after
showers weaken/dissipate give confidence in a lengthy period of
restrictions Sunday afternoon through the overnight hours.
Ceilings continue to lower to IFR/LIFR across much of the region
this evening and will remain there into Monday morning.

Outlook...

Mon...MVFR restrictions persist in with lingering scattered
showers.

Tue...Gradual improvement, MVFR lingers at higher elevations
(BFD, JST) in a typical northwest flow pattern.

Wed...Sunshine returns, mostly VFR.

Thu...Chance of showers late PM, some restrictions possible.

&&

.CTP WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES...
None.

&&

$$

WHAT HAS CHANGED...Lambert/Dangelo
KEY MESSAGES...Lambert/Dangelo
DISCUSSION...Lambert/Dangelo/Beaty
AVIATION...Lambert/Banghoff/Bauco


Latest Public Information Statement:


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Public Information Statement
National Weather Service State College PA
943 AM EDT Fri Sep 25 2026

...MINIMUM LOW TEMPERATURE REPORTS...

Location Temp Time/Date Provider

...Pennsylvania...

...Bedford County...
Claysburg 34 F 0741 AM 09/25 CWOP
Clearville 36 F 0735 AM 09/25 DAVIS

...Blair County...
Altoona 36 F 0800 AM 09/25 CWOP
Williamsburg 36 F 0720 AM 09/25 CWOP
Altoona-Blair County Airport 36 F 0753 AM 09/25 AWOS
4 NNE Williamsburg 37 F 0810 AM 09/25 AWS
2 NNW Altoona 37 F 0734 AM 09/25 AWS

...Cambria County...
Mineral Point 34 F 0756 AM 09/25 CWOP
Dysart 37 F 0728 AM 09/25 CWOP

...Centre County...
Port Matilda 32 F 0730 AM 09/25 CWOP
South Philipsburg 33 F 0801 AM 09/25 CWOP
Bellefonte 33 F 0700 AM 09/25 CWOP
Centre Hall 34 F 0745 AM 09/25 DAVIS
Zion 34 F 0723 AM 09/25 CWOP
Snow Shoe 35 F 0740 AM 09/25 PADOT
Pennsylvania Furnace 35 F 0753 AM 09/25 CWOP
Boalsburg 35 F 0745 AM 09/25 CWOP
2 SW State College 35 F 0730 AM 09/25 CWOP
Lemont 35 F 0743 AM 09/25 CWOP
Rock Springs 35 F 0742 AM 09/25 MESOWEST
PSU UPark PEMN 35 F 0718 AM 09/25 MESOWEST
Stormstown 36 F 0745 AM 09/25 CWOP
State College 36 F 0733 AM 09/25 CWOP
State College 36 F 0705 AM 09/25 DAVIS
1 NE Port Matilda 37 F 0725 AM 09/25 PADOT
State College 37 F 0705 AM 09/25 CWOP
State College Regional Airpo 37 F 0753 AM 09/25 AWOS
Philipsburg 37 F 0800 AM 09/25 COOP

...Clearfield County...
Clearfield Airport 34 F 0754 AM 09/25 ASOS
Grampian 36 F 0600 AM 09/25 COOP
Psu Dubois 36 F 0758 AM 09/25 MESOWEST
2 ENE Clearfield 37 F 0740 AM 09/25 PADOT

...Clinton County...
3 NE Mccall Dam State Park 34 F 0725 AM 09/25 PADOT
Carroll 37 F 0640 AM 09/25 PADOT

...Columbia County...
Stillwater 37 F 0723 AM 09/25 CWOP

...Cumberland County...
Shippensburg 37 F 0635 AM 09/25 CWOP

...Dauphin County...
Elizabethville 37 F 0737 AM 09/25 CWOP
Manda Gap 37 F 0318 AM 09/25 RAWS

...Elk County...
Kersey 31 F 0734 AM 09/25 CWOP
Saint Marys Area High School 33 F 0728 AM 09/25 MESOWEST
Saint Marys 34 F 0815 AM 09/25 CWOP
Ridgway 35 F 0725 AM 09/25 AWS
Ridgway 36 F 0700 AM 09/25 COOP

...Franklin County...
Greencastle 36 F 0515 AM 09/25 CWOP
Greencastle 37 F 0525 AM 09/25 DAVIS

...Fulton County...
Forney Trail 33 F 0649 AM 09/25 RAWS
1 NNW Hancock 37 F 0725 AM 09/25 PADOT

...Huntingdon County...
Petersburg 34 F 0755 AM 09/25 DAVIS

...Lycoming County...
Morris 33 F 0629 AM 09/25 CWOP
Jersey Shore 37 F 0715 AM 09/25 CWOP

...McKean County...
Smethport 31 F 0600 AM 09/25 CWOP
Smethport 31 F 0545 AM 09/25 CWOP
Kinzua Bridge State Park 31 F 0718 AM 09/25 MESOWEST
Bradford Airport 32 F 0753 AM 09/25 ASOS
Port Allegany 35 F 0800 AM 09/25 COOP
2 WSW Mount Jewett 36 F 0725 AM 09/25 PADOT
Bradford 5SW 36 F 0800 AM 09/25 COOP
Shinglehouse 36 F 0748 AM 09/25 MESOWEST

...Northumberland County...
Knoebels Grove 35 F 0730 AM 09/25 AWS
Elysburg 37 F 0755 AM 09/25 CWOP
0.6 SW Sunbury 37 F 0700 AM 09/25 COOP

...Perry County...
1 SW Loysville 37 F 0744 AM 09/25 AWS
Caiu Loysville Ydc 37 F 0730 AM 09/25 MESOWEST
2 ENE Loysville 37 F 0700 AM 09/25 AWS

...Potter County...
Cherry Springs State Park 37 F 0706 AM 09/25 MESOWEST

...Schuylkill County...
Valley View 34 F 0711 AM 09/25 CWOP
Pottsville 37 F 0645 AM 09/25 CWOP

...Snyder County...
Selinsgrove 37 F 0753 AM 09/25 ASOS

...Somerset County...
Central City 32 F 0749 AM 09/25 CWOP
Somerset Airport 34 F 0735 AM 09/25 AWOS
Meyersdale 35 F 0750 AM 09/25 CWOP
Meyersdale 36 F 0740 AM 09/25 PADOT
Hollsopple 36 F 0743 AM 09/25 CWOP
Hollsopple 36 F 0750 AM 09/25 CWOP
Ogletown 37 F 0750 AM 09/25 PADOT
2 NNE Garrett 37 F 0640 AM 09/25 PADOT
2 NW Indian Lake 37 F 0755 AM 09/25 AWS
Somerset 37 F 0800 AM 09/25 COOP

...Sullivan County...
Lopez 28 F 0714 AM 09/25 CWOP
3 NE Laporte 31 F 0725 AM 09/25 PADOT
3.4 E Muncy Valley 36 F 0715 AM 09/25 HADS

...Tioga County...
Wellsboro 35 F 0745 AM 09/25 CWOP
Tioga 2 35 F 0532 AM 09/25 MESOWEST
Wellsboro 37 F 0730 AM 09/25 CWOP
1.3 NE Leonard Harrison SP 37 F 0700 AM 09/25 COOP

...Union County...
Lewisburg 37 F 0655 AM 09/25 AWS

...Warren County...
Grand Valley 33 F 0745 AM 09/25 CWOP
Kinzua 34 F 0722 AM 09/25 RAWS
Warren County Career Center 37 F 0808 AM 09/25 MESOWEST

&&

...COLDEST LOW TEMPERATURE REPORTS...

Location Temp Time/Date Provider
Lopez 28 F 0714 AM 09/25 CWOP
3 NE Laporte 31 F 0725 AM 09/25 PADOT
Smethport 31 F 0600 AM 09/25 CWOP
Smethport 31 F 0545 AM 09/25 CWOP
Kersey 31 F 0734 AM 09/25 CWOP
Kinzua Bridge State Park 31 F 0718 AM 09/25 MESOWEST
Central City 32 F 0749 AM 09/25 CWOP
Port Matilda 32 F 0730 AM 09/25 CWOP
Bradford Airport 32 F 0753 AM 09/25 ASOS
South Philipsburg 33 F 0801 AM 09/25 CWOP
Morris 33 F 0629 AM 09/25 CWOP
Bellefonte 33 F 0700 AM 09/25 CWOP
Grand Valley 33 F 0745 AM 09/25 CWOP
Saint Marys Area High School 33 F 0728 AM 09/25 MESOWEST
Forney Trail 33 F 0649 AM 09/25 RAWS

&&

Observations are collected from a variety of sources with varying
equipment and exposures. We thank all volunteer weather observers
for their dedication. Not all data listed are considered official.

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