Pennsylvania’s morning fog clings to the ridges around State College, and damp pavement glistens under a gray February sky. Drivers are already navigating patchy visibility, and steadier rain is lining up as the day unfolds.
Temperatures hover in the mid-30s early, climbing to near 50 degrees this afternoon. Areas of fog fade by mid-morning, but clouds hold firm. Light west winds keep things calm for now. If you’re traveling along I-99 or Route 322, allow extra space during the foggy start.
Rain chances increase after 5 p.m., with a 30 percent chance this evening and patchy fog redeveloping. Lows settle near 39 degrees. By Wednesday morning, rain becomes likely, mainly before 7 a.m., with a 90 percent chance of precipitation. Highs reach near 52 degrees before showers taper late.
Thursday brings another round of rain after 1 p.m., with highs near 50. Rain becomes likely Thursday night, with a 70 percent chance and lows dipping to the upper 30s. Keep umbrellas ready through late week.
Colder air filters in Friday. Rain continues, mainly before 1 p.m., with a 90 percent chance and highs near 47. By Saturday, skies turn mostly sunny with a high near 45, offering a brief break.
Snow chances increase Saturday night and Sunday. Snow is likely Sunday with highs near 36. As temperatures fall into the 20s Sunday night, any leftover moisture could refreeze. This is prime flash-freeze season in central Pennsylvania. Watch bridges and shaded roads for icy patches after sunset.
The 6–10 day outlook signals above-normal temperatures returning next week, hinting at early spring warmth. A gradual warming trend from Monday through Saturday may bring those first true spring vibes. Are you ready for one more round of winter before the thaw?
Five Day Outlook for State College, Pennsylvania:
Wednesday: High 52, rain likely early.
Thursday: High 50, rain developing afternoon.
Friday: High 47, rain likely.
Saturday: High 45, mostly sunny.
Sunday: High 36, snow likely.
