State College, PA – A weekend of unsettled weather is set to impact State College and the surrounding areas. Saturday brings high chances for showers, with thunderstorms possible before 2 p.m., followed by a chance of rain and snow later in the day. Sunday will bring a significant shift, with rain and snow expected throughout the day and evening. This brings an unpredictable mix of weather conditions, so residents are advised to stay alert and prepare for possible disruptions.
According to the National Weather Service, a 90% chance of rain and showers is in the forecast for Saturday, which could continue into the evening. Winds are expected to pick up, with gusts reaching up to 20 mph in the afternoon. The rain may be heavy at times, with local accumulations of up to three-quarters of an inch possible. Snow is also likely to make a return on Sunday night, with a high chance of snow showers into Monday morning, though no significant accumulation is expected.
The extended forecast for the area shows cooler temperatures in the coming days. Sunday night will see a drop in temperatures, reaching around 33°F, with snow likely after 11 p.m. Monday will bring a brief respite with slightly warmer conditions around 48°F, but the chance of rain and snow showers continues.
As we look further into the week, Tuesday brings a partly sunny day with temperatures only reaching around 38°F, followed by another cold night. For those traveling, especially on roadways like US-322, be prepared for slippery conditions and reduced visibility.
With a mix of rain, snow, and cold temperatures, it’s important for residents to stay prepared. Ensure vehicles are winter-ready, carry emergency supplies, and be cautious on the roads, particularly on Sunday night and Monday morning.
