State College, PA – After a stretch of sunny, mild days, Pennsylvania will see a shift in weather patterns later this week, with rain and a chance of snow expected by Friday. The start of the workweek will feature mostly clear skies and warmer temperatures, but residents should prepare for changing conditions by midweek.
According to the National Weather Service, Monday will bring sunny skies and a high near 38°F, with calm winds making for a pleasant early March day. Tuesday will see increasing cloud cover with a high near 45°F, setting the stage for a wetter pattern by midweek.
Rain is likely to begin early Wednesday morning, with temperatures climbing to an unseasonably warm 57°F. Showers will persist throughout the day, and by Wednesday night, colder air could mix with lingering precipitation, leading to rain transitioning to snow. The overnight low will drop to 36°F, with a 60% chance of precipitation.
Thursday brings a continued chance of snow, with mostly cloudy skies and a high near 40°F. While snowfall amounts remain uncertain, commuters should prepare for potentially slick roads, especially in higher elevations.
By Friday, the weather pattern remains unsettled, with a mix of rain and snow possible. The high will reach 40°F, but temperatures hovering near freezing could create hazardous travel conditions. The National Weather Service advises checking for updated forecasts and preparing for a possible wintry mix through the weekend.
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