Pennsylvania, State College – Clouds hang low over the ridges this morning, and the air feels damp but calm as temperatures hover in the upper 40s. It’s quiet now, but the setup is already shifting toward a wetter and more unsettled stretch that could impact travel by late Sunday.
According to the National Weather Service in State College, temperatures rise to 57°F today with partial sunshine breaking through. Winds stay light early, then shift slightly by afternoon, keeping conditions mild and manageable for now.
By Sunday afternoon, rain chances increase sharply. A 60% chance of showers develops after 2 p.m., with temperatures climbing to 74°F before conditions deteriorate. Winds could gust up to 22 mph, especially along I-99 and Route 322 corridors.
Rain becomes widespread by Sunday evening, with a 90% chance of steady showers and possible thunderstorms. Roads may turn slick quickly, and visibility could drop during heavier bursts. Plan extra travel time if heading out late.
By early Monday, rain continues before tapering off. Temperatures fall to near 46°F during the day, then drop sharply to 26°F by early Tuesday morning. That swing raises the risk of patchy icy spots on untreated surfaces.
Tuesday brings sunshine and calmer conditions, with highs near 48°F. A gradual warm-up follows into midweek, with highs returning to the low 50s under partly sunny skies.
This active spring pattern keeps shifting quickly. Stay alert for changing conditions, especially late Sunday into Monday. Are you seeing rain or fog developing in your area yet?
Five Day Outlook for State College, Pennsylvania:
- Today: High 57°F, partly sunny
- Sunday: High 74°F, rain likely late
- Monday: High 46°F, morning rain
- Tuesday: High 48°F, sunny
- Wednesday: High 52°F, partly sunny
