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Regional Weather Summary

National Weather Service State College PA

516 AM EDT Sun May 5 2024



Periods of rain this morning will transition to passing showers 

later today with a gusty thunderstorm possible this afternoon and

evening across western Pennsylvania. High temperatures will range

from the mid to upper 50s in the Endless Mountains and Poconos in

northeastern Pennsylvania to the mid 70s in the far southwest

corner of the Commonwealth. 



Shower activity should decrease in coverage tonight with areas of

fog developing overnight into early Monday morning. Low

temperatures will be relatively mild and range from 50 degrees in

Erie to near 60 degrees in the major metro areas in southeast

Pennsylvania. 



Warmer and drier weather is expected on Monday with highs climbing

into the 65 to 80 degree range. An isolated shower or thunderstorm

will be possible in the southern tier Monday afternoon and

evening. 



The weather pattern trends increasingly unsettled through midweek

with showers and thunderstorms possible. A cooling trend will

arrive for late in the week and should last through Mother's Day

weekend. 



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Regional Weather Summary

National Weather Service Baltimore MD/Washington DC

517 AM EDT Sun May 5 2024



Here is a look at the weather features that will affect the region

over the next several days.



Steady rain is expected through the morning hours. A few 

thunderstorms may also be possible to the west of the Blue Ridge 

this afternoon.



The pattern will remain active through the remainder of the week,

with daily chances for showers and thunderstorms through Friday. A

cold front will move through toward the end of the week, bringing

the active stretch of weather to an end. 



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