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Regional Weather Summary

National Weather Service State College PA

407 AM EDT Sun Mar 22 2026



A surge of May-like warmth will send temperatures 10 to 25 

degrees above the historical average this afternoon with highs 

ranging from the lower to mid 60s north, to the mid to upper 70s

across the south. 



These warm temperatures this afternoon will result in the risk of

severe thunderstorms across the southern half of the Commonwealth.

The main threats will be hail and strong winds.



A strong cold front will sag to the south of the Keystone state 

overnight, with much colder temperatures by Monday morning. Some

mixed precipitation will be possible across the far north, mainly

between Midnight and sunrise on Monday. Temperatures by Monday 

morning will range from the upper 20s and lower 30s along the New 

York border, to the lower 40s across the far south.



Windy and much colder weather will prevail on Monday, with high 

temperatures 20 to 30 degrees lower than today. The rest of the 

week will trend closer to normal. Some showers will be possible 

again on Thursday and Friday.



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Martin