State College, PA – Frosty conditions are expected this morning across the State College region, especially near Route 322, as temperatures dipped to 32°F overnight. As the day progresses, residents can expect mostly sunny skies with highs reaching the mid-60s. Clouds will gradually increase this afternoon, signaling a cold front that may bring scattered showers by evening.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), frost is likely to return tonight and over the weekend, with lows dipping to 42°F tonight and into the low 30s on Saturday and Sunday. Motorists should be cautious during overnight travel, as icy patches may form on roadways, including major routes such as 322 and 220. Wind gusts of up to 28 mph are expected on Saturday, further complicating travel.
Looking ahead, Saturday will be mostly sunny with highs around 61°F, but widespread frost is anticipated before sunrise. Sunday will see similar conditions with highs near 56°F, though winds could become gusty in the afternoon. By Monday, frost will again pose challenges in the morning hours before clear skies and sunshine take over, offering a brief respite.
To ensure safety, residents are advised to cover sensitive plants and avoid unnecessary travel during the early morning frost periods. Those commuting on routes such as 322 and 220 should anticipate slower traffic due to potentially icy conditions. Be sure to check for updated weather alerts through local broadcasts or the NWS for real-time information on shifting conditions.
