State College, Pa. – Drivers across central Pennsylvania should prepare for wet roads and scattered rain today as a slow-moving system keeps State College under a weather alert through midweek. Motorists along I-99 could encounter slick conditions Saturday, with another round of showers expected Tuesday night and a high-impact rain day likely Wednesday.
According to the National Weather Service, a 40% chance of rain will linger through Saturday evening, with gusts near 29 mph and highs reaching 78°F. Sunday brings slight improvement, with mostly sunny skies and a high of 66°F, though winds could still gust up to 29 mph.
Expect dry skies Monday and Tuesday with mild highs in the upper 60s. But another round of showers arrives Tuesday night (50% chance) and becomes more widespread Wednesday with an 80% chance of rain and daytime highs dropping to 57°F. Nighttime lows will hover near the upper 40s throughout the early week stretch.
For those planning outdoor events or travel, Monday offers the best conditions, with sunshine and manageable breezes. Stay weather-aware Tuesday night into Wednesday, especially as rain intensifies. Secure outdoor items, avoid flooded roads, and consider alternate work or school routes if midweek rainfall becomes heavy.
Showers remain likely through Friday with temperatures staying in the 60s.
5-Day Outlook for State College, PA:
- Saturday: Chance of showers (40%), high 78°F
- Sunday: Slight chance of showers early, partly sunny, high 66°F
- Monday: Mostly sunny, high 69°F
- Tuesday Night: Chance of showers (50%)
- Wednesday: Showers likely (80%), high 57°F
