771 
AWUS81 KCTP 050159
RWSCTP
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Regional Weather Summary
National Weather Service State College PA
959 PM EDT Sat Apr 4 2026

A cold front will pass through the Commonwealth overnight through
Sunday morning. This front will bring a more organized and 
widespread band of rain with some embedded thunderstorms. These 
thunderstorms overnight could bring isolated instances of damaging
winds. Locally heavy rainfall within thunderstorms could also 
bring localized instances of flash flooding, mainly across the 
western half of the Commonwealth. This cold front will shift east 
of the region by Sunday afternoon, allowing for a brief period of 
dry conditions across much of the Commonwealth.

A much cooler airmass moves in on Sunday and temperatures will be
dropping through the day for the northwestern half of the 
Commonwealth. All of Pennsylvania will experience temperatures 
much below normal Monday through Wednesday. A few lake effect 
rain/snow showers are possible Monday and Tuesday, primarily 
across the Allegheny Plateau, with mainly dry conditions 
elsewhere. Dry conditions are expected for the latter half of the 
week with a warming trend emerging by the middle of the week.

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