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Regional Weather Summary
National Weather Service State College PA
607 AM EDT Fri May 30 2025

It will be a wet and stormy end to May 2025 which could end as 
the wettest on record in some parts of the Keystone State. 

A mix of sun and clouds this morning will give way to increasing
clouds with rain spreading west to east mainly across the southern
half of the Commonwealth. Thunderstorm downpours are likely to 
develop by this evening into tonight over south central and 
southeastern Pennsylvania and may result in flooding caused by 
excessive rainfall. Additional rainfall is expected during 
overnight hours into early Saturday morning and could lead to 
additional flooding concerns over parts of eastern Pennsylvania.

The last day of May on Saturday will be breezy and noticeably 
cooler with rounds of showers and possibly a gusty thunderstorm
over the extreme southeastern part of the state. Expect a drying
trend to begin on Sunday with temperatures forecast to warmup
through next week. 

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