Pennsylvania – Frost clings to rooftops and grass across State College this morning, with temperatures hovering near 38°F and wind chills dipping closer to freezing.
According to the National Weather Service, widespread frost developed between 7 a.m. and 9 a.m., creating a brief window for slick surfaces and potential plant damage across central Pennsylvania. Early drivers may notice damp, cold pavement, especially on shaded roads and rural routes.
Conditions improve quickly through the afternoon. Sunshine takes over, pushing temperatures toward 61°F, and setting the stage for a much warmer shift heading into Friday. Winds remain light but could gust near 20 mph at times, adding a slight chill early before easing.
By Friday, a strong spring rebound arrives. Highs climb to around 74°F under mostly sunny skies, making it one of the warmest days of the week. If you’re planning outdoor activities, this is your best window. Still, keep an eye on changing conditions late.
Rain chances return Friday night into early Saturday, with scattered showers developing after midnight. While rainfall looks light, wet roads could impact late travel and early weekend plans.
The weekend stays mixed. Saturday turns sunny near 61°F, while Sunday warms again into the upper 60s with increasing clouds. Early next week trends even warmer, with highs pushing into the mid-70s and low 80s by Tuesday.
Now is a classic spring swing—cold mornings, warm afternoons. Protect sensitive plants early, and dress in layers.
Five Day Forecast for State College, PA:
Friday: High 74°F, mostly sunny
Saturday: High 61°F, sunny
Sunday: High 68°F, mostly sunny
Monday: High 75°F, mostly cloudy
Tuesday: High 81°F, slight shower chance
