Pa. Faces Summer-Like Temperatures This Week, With Possible Rain and Storms
The National Weather Service in State College says central Pennsylvania will warm well above seasonal norms this week. Pa. will experience summer-like temperatures this week. Severe thunderstorms are possible after 5 p.m. today.
Today and Tonight
Tuesday is expected to be mostly sunny. The Harrisburg area should reach about 84 degrees.
Scattered storms and rain may develop after 5 p.m. and persist into the night. The window of concern runs roughly until 2 a.m.
Midweek Heat
Wednesday’s high across central Pennsylvania is forecast to be near 90 degrees. A light chance of rain exists through the day.
Near-record warmth is expected from Wednesday through Friday. Record warm overnight lows are possible Wednesday and Thursday mornings.
Late Week Conditions
Thursday and Friday should be hot and mainly sunny. There remains a chance of rain and stronger storms on Friday.
Rainfall Patterns
The heaviest rainfall totals are likely across northern and western Pennsylvania. A frontal boundary across New York will help anchor unsettled weather over northwest counties.
One to two inches of rain are possible in those areas through Friday. Drought-affected southeastern counties will likely receive less rain.
Records and Notes
Harrisburg could tie or break the 87-degree record for April 15. The National Weather Service is the source for the forecast and timing.
Residents should monitor updates as conditions evolve. Possible rain and storms could impact travel and outdoor plans.
Published by Filmogaz.com using National Weather Service information from State College.
