STATE COLLEGE, PA – Spring weather will make its presence known in State College starting Thursday, April 10, as heavy rain and a possible snow mix are forecasted to impact the region. Residents and commuters are urged to prepare for potentially hazardous conditions, especially on the roads, as temperatures fluctuate and precipitation intensifies.
According to the National Weather Service, a chance of rain will begin Thursday morning, followed by mixed rain and snow throughout the day. The temperature is expected to hover around 45°F, with light winds and variable conditions. Drivers should be cautious of slick roadways, especially as temperatures dip during the evening. The region could see snow accumulation of less than half an inch by Thursday night.
By Friday, rain will become more widespread, with a 90% chance of precipitation, and temperatures will continue to cool, dropping to a low of 38°F. Showers will likely persist into the weekend, making conditions for outdoor activities uncertain. State College can expect cloudy skies and more rain on Saturday, with temperatures remaining in the mid-40s.
Looking further ahead, Sunday offers a slight break with partly sunny skies and temperatures rising to around 55°F. However, don’t be fooled by the brief respite, as more spring showers are expected early next week.
5-Day Forecast for State College:
- Thursday: Rain likely with mixed snow. High 45°F, Low 39°F.
- Friday: Heavy rain likely, high of 47°F.
- Saturday: Showers, high near 46°F.
- Sunday: Partly sunny, high near 55°F.
- Monday: Sunny with a high near 67°F.
