High pressure located to
our southwest is pumping record warmth and high humidity into our
region. Some locations in the Commonwealth have passed the 90 degree
mark, nearly 30 degrees above average highs for early October. However,
a cold front making its way through the central portion of the United
States will be moving towards our area tonight into tomorrow. The
system will increase clouds from west to east overnight and bring
showers and thunderstorms to the entire region throughout the day
Tuesday. After the front pushes east late tomorrow night, clouds will
remain, especially in western regions, but temperatures will finally
approach more fall-like readings.
Southeast Weather Planner:
This Evening:
Unseasonably hot with temperatures approaching and surpassing record levels. Mostly sunny skies with some haze.
High: 85 - 89�
Tonight:
Warm and muggy with increasing cloudiness overnight.
Low: 65 - 69�
Tomorrow:
Mostly cloudy with an increasing chance of showers and thunderstorms late in the day.
High: 83 - 87�
Tomorrow Night:
Overcast with showers and thunderstorms.
Low: 57 - 61�
The Outlook for Wednesday:
More seasonable temperatures with a chance of morning shower. Otherwise partly cloudy.
High: Mid 70s
From the Penn State Campus Weather Service, we are:
Daniel Greenstein, Rob Lydick, Daniel Pollak, Dan Roble, Chris Slocum, Daniel Plumb
