State College, PA – Pennsylvania drivers should prepare for a slippery start to the workweek as a late Sunday rain and snow mix targets Centre County.
According to the National Weather Service, precipitation will begin after 3 a.m. Monday in State College, with temperatures hovering near 38°F. While accumulation is expected to be minimal, gusty winds up to 24 mph and wet roads, particularly along U.S. Route 322, could cause slick travel conditions for early commuters.
Rain may briefly change to snow before sunrise, then clear by 10 a.m. Monday. Temperatures will rebound to a high near 58°F, bringing mostly sunny skies into the afternoon and marking the beginning of a mild spring trend.
Tuesday will stay mostly sunny with highs in the upper 40s and winds increasing up to 23 mph. Overnight lows will drop to 30°F with a slight chance of snow showers. Wednesday introduces another brief rain/snow mix before sunshine dominates Thursday and Friday, with highs ranging from 45°F to 51°F.
For those traveling or planning outdoor activities, conditions will steadily improve after Monday. Use caution early in the week, especially during Monday’s morning commute. Layers are recommended due to sharp temperature shifts between day and night.
Residents are encouraged to monitor updates through local NWS alerts and prepare for changing road conditions overnight into early Monday. The weekend looks more springlike with highs near 62°F by Saturday.
