Loud thunderstorms with heavy rain and lightning crossed central Pennsylvania early this morning, and power outages have been reported.PennLive.com
The National Weather Service in State College said the storms are starting to wind down as of 5:30 a.m. Affected areas include Perry, Lancaster, York, Adams, Cumberland, Lebanon and Dauphin counties.
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Showers and even an occasional thunderstorm are back in the forecast for the State College area Wednesday, continuing what has already been a wet and gloomy start to the spring season.
Wednesday’s showers and storms are expected to produce around 0.2 inches of rain, and heavier amounts are possible if strong thunderstorms strike. Alex DaSilva, a long-range meteorologist at AccuWeather in State College, says the unusually wet spring is not unique to Centre County.
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We’ll squeeze in a little sunshine this morning, before clouds gradually increase. Scattered morning showers will pass through the Susquehanna Valley, as a warm front approaches.
This afternoon, look for mostly cloudy skies, light southeasterly winds, and temperatures around 64 degrees. That’s much cooler than the 80 we had on Sunday and Monday, and the mid-70s yesterday! However, 64 is more seasonable for mid-April. Occasional showers are possible this afternoon and evening.
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After thunderstorms overnight, rain continues to fall in central Pennsylvania Friday morning but should move out for the start of the weekend
The National Weather Service in State College says the Harrisburg area will likely see showers, and maybe thunderstorms, this morning. There’s less of a chance of rain the rest of the day. It’s also windy, with gusts as high as 36 mph.
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As the eclipse begins shortly after 2 p.m., we’ll see partly to mostly cloudy skies. A stray shower is possible this afternoon, with temperatures in the mid-60s. During max eclipse around 3:21 p.m., temperatures may fall degree or two, and sunlight will be dimmed, but it won’t be dark. As the eclipse ends, look for breaks in the clouds.
Tonight, clouds clear, as the warm front moves north. Lows will be mild, in the mid-40s.
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Rain, flooding and downed wires and trees have left thousands of customers without power in northeastern and central Pa.
According to various power companies in ourarea, at around 1 p.m. Wednesday, over 10,000 customers were without power in our area.
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It’s a clear, calm, and cold start to the day. Morning temperatures are in the 20s. At least we don’t have to battle the wind chill!
Look for abundant sunshine this morning, then increasing clouds by evening. Highs will be slightly below average, near 50 degrees.
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We’ll see a mix of clouds and sunshine this afternoon, leading to highs around 64 degrees, our warmest day of the week. Today’s average high is 47.
Tonight, low pressure will move up the East Coast, and light rain will develop from south to north.
Rain will continue during the Tuesday morning commute, before wrapping up Tuesday afternoon. Highs will be cooler, in the low 50s, but still above average. Some clearing is possible toward evening.
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It’s a mostly cloudy start to the day, with temperatures near 40 degrees. That’s warmer than our average high!
Clouds will clear later this morning, only to return this afternoon. Highs will be mild, in the mid-to-upper 40s. You may see a sprinkle or flurry, as a disturbance moves across Pennsylvania, and there will be a brisk breeze.
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The first weekend of 2024 is expected to be a cold and snowy one in Central Pennsylvania.
Forecasters say a potentially big snowstorm will hit the East Coast on Saturday and Sunday, bringing between 4 inches to over 1 foot of snow.
It’s not yet clear how the storm could affect Central Pennsylvania.
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It’s a damp start to the day, with lingering rain/snow showers. Temperatures are in the mid-to-upper 30s in most areas, but near freezing in Mifflin County. Please use caution on bridges and overpasses there.
We’re in for a cloudy afternoon, with highs around 44. A few sprinkles and flurries will persist, but they won’t slow you down. Winds will be light.
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Merry Christmas!
You may encounter a spotty shower and some patchy fog this morning, otherwise look for mostly cloudy skies.
Sunshine has been hard to come by lately, but we’ll finally get a few breaks this afternoon. Highs will reach the low 50s. That’s about 10 degrees above average, and much warmer than last year’s high of 25 degrees!
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A mix of snow and rain could roll through central Pennsylvania Wednesday and Thursday, forecasters said.
The first round of snow showers could arrive before 10 a.m. Wednesday, according to the National Weather Service. Forecasters said snow could combine with rain after 10 a.m.
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A cold front is expected to his central Pennsylvania this week, starting on Halloween.
The National Weather Service in State College has issued a frost advisory starting on the in the early morning hours of Tuesday, Oct. 31. The advisory has been issued for multiple counties across central Pennsylvania, including Adams, Cumberland, Dauphin, Lancaster Lebanon, Perry and York, among several others.
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Parts of eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey may see their first frost of the season early this week. But highs in the 70s also await
The National Weather Service is looking at overnight Monday and early Tuesday as the best chance for frost this week, at least in some spots.
Mostly cloudy skies and breezy conditions have swept across central Pennsylvania following another wet Saturday.
While the storm that lasted throughout the day ruined any chance of seeing the “ring-of-fire” partial eclipse, it added some much-needed rain to water tables throughout the region.
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Fall is certainly in the air and there was no doubt that it felt like it on Sunday. The truth is, the high temperature Sunday afternoon of 61 degrees was more in line with the normal high temperature of early November than early October.
Temperatures will remain unseasonably cool to start the week with temperatures overnight Sunday returning to the mid 40s across the Delaware Valley and even some upper 30s in the Poconos. The normal low temperature in Philadelphia for this time of year is 52 degrees.
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As October begins, temperatures will feel more like the end of August!
Look for sunny skies this morning, with temperatures in the 50s and 60s. Patchy dense fog is possible in Mifflin and Juniata Counties through 9 a.m.
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When is it going to start feeling like fall?
Central Pennsylvania was hit with a record-breaking heat wave throughout Labor Day weekend, and the following days with the heat index nudging into triple digits in parts of the commonwealth on Wednesday.
The heat even prompted some schools to close early or hold remote learning days. Now, many people are wondering how much longer the hot weather and humidity will stick around as we approach sweater weather season on the calendar.
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Right on schedule, the tropics are heating up with two hurricanes we’re keeping our eyes on. Fortunately, no impacts are expected in Central Pennsylvania from either storm.
Idalia strengthened into a hurricane early Tuesday morning as it entered the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico. This storm is forecast to rapidly intensify to a major category 3 hurricane as it approaches the Florida coastline.
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