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Regional Weather Summary
National Weather Service State College PA
1013 PM EDT Mon Apr 18 2022

Low pressure will move up the East Coast and will continue to 
intensify overnight, resulting in a late-season snowstorm for 
much of the state. While the lower elevations, especially the 
larger cities of Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Harrisburg should 
stay mainly rain, much of the rest of the state will have 
measurable snowfall. Winter storm warnings remain in effect across
portions of northeast Pennsylvania, while winter weather 
advisories are in effect for much of central and north central 
Pennsylvania overnight.

Some of the snow will be on the heavy side overnight, especially 
across the northeast section of the Keystone state, and across the
higher elevations of western Pennsylvania. Snowfall rates could 
reach 1 or 2 inches per hour at times. Lows tonight will be mainly
in the lower to mid 30s. 

Late tonight, the steady snow and rain will lift out of the state.
Snow showers will linger into Tuesday and Tuesday evening across 
the northwest and western mountains. Additional light snow 
accumulations are expected for the higher elevations on Tuesday. 
In addition, gusty northwest winds will prevail throughout the day.

Highs on Tuesday will hold in the mid 30s in the Allegheny 
mountains and Laurel Highlands to the upper 40s across the 
southeast.

Much warmer air will move into the Keystone state for the second
part of the week.

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Martin