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Regional Weather Summary

National Weather Service State College PA

1028 AM EST Mon Feb 2 2026



A ridge of surface high pressure will drift east across the

Commonwealth later this afternoon through early tonight. This

weather feature will be followed by increasing clouds and some 

flurries and scattered snow showers overnight tonight, which will 

be confined mainly to the Western Mountains of the state.



A slight warming trend is expected for the first half of the 

week; however, temperatures will remain below seasonal averages 

for the beginning of February. 



A weak surface low and upper level disturbance will brush 

Southern PA with some light snow Tuesday afternoon and night. 

However, any accumulations will be light. 



The next shot of more widespread light snow is expected to arrive

on Friday, followed by a return to well below normal temperatures

and windy conditions with sub-zero nighttime wind chills for the 

weekend.



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