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Regional Weather Summary...UPDATED

National Weather Service State College PA

1212 PM EDT Wed Jul 2 2025



The Keystone state will see a break from the widespread shower 

and thunderstorm activity for the second half of the week.



Most locations will have a good amount of sunshine and excellent

visibility this afternoon with just a scattering of fair weather

cumulus clouds, as a weak cold front continues to sag southward

across the Mid Atlantic Coast Plain. 



Afternoon high temperatures will range from the upper 70s across

the high terrain of northern and western Pennsylvania to mid and

upper 80s throughout the Central and Southern Valleys. 



Clear skies and comfortable temperatures with in the upper 50s to

mid 60s will follow for tonight. 



A relatively strong cold front will move southward from the upper

Great Lakes on Thursday. Widely scattered showers and thunderstorms

will be possible near and along the front (mainly across the 

Eastern half of the state), but most of the day should be dry. 



High temperatures on Thursday will be once again in the upper 70s 

to mid 80s. Skies will clear Thursday night, with lows well down 

into the 50s across much of the state. 



A nice sunny day is in store for the 4th of July, with low

humidity levels. Highs will be mainly in the upper 70s to lower

80s. Dry weather will prevail into the weekend. There could be an

isolated shower or storm across the far northwest corner of 

Pennsylvania late Sunday.



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