Pennsylvania – Rain taps steadily on rooftops and slicks roadways across State College this morning, creating slower travel and reduced visibility for drivers heading out now. Conditions remain damp through the early hours, especially along Route 322 and I-99.
According to the National Weather Service, rain chances remain high early before tapering off later in the day, with skies gradually clearing and temperatures peaking near 46°F . Winds stay light, but the real shift comes after sunset.
Colder air quickly settles in tonight. Temperatures drop to around 25°F by early Saturday, allowing any leftover moisture to refreeze. Watch for black ice on bridges, sidewalks, and untreated roads during the early morning hours.
Saturday brings a bright but chilly reset. Sunshine dominates with highs near 41°F, though a brisk northwest breeze keeps it feeling cool. By Sunday, temperatures rebound into the mid-50s with partly sunny skies, offering a more comfortable spring feel.
The bigger change arrives Monday. Highs approach 59°F in State College, with increasing clouds and a chance of rain developing by the afternoon. That system expands into Monday night and Tuesday, bringing steadier rain and a more active spring pattern.
Plan for slick roads this morning, then prepare for icy patches early Saturday. After that, milder air takes hold.
Five Day Forecast for State College, Pennsylvania:
Saturday: Sunny, high near 41°F
Sunday: Partly sunny, high near 56°F
Monday: Chance of rain, high near 59°F
Tuesday: Rain likely, high near 68°F
Wednesday: Rain likely, high near 77°F
