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[Monday, Jan. 25, 1999 ]
Today's University Park forecast
A
strengthening low pressure system over the central Plains
will continue to draw warm, moist air from the Gulf of
Mexico into our area. Tonight, strong southerly winds
will develop over the region and erode the cold air
currently in place. Heavier showers and possibly a rumble
of thunder will accompany the milder air on Saturday,
before winter returns for the start of next week. --Prepared by the Campus Weather Service
Five-day
forecast
Today: Snow, ending by afternoon; accumulation
a dusting to an inch. High today 34.
Tonight: Gradually decreasing clouds. Low 23.
Tomorrow: Plenty of sunshine and nice. High 40.
Tomorrow night: Patchy cloudiness. Low 30.
Wednesday: Some sunshine, breezy; maybe a shower.
High 44. Low 38.
Thursday: Mostly cloudy and breezy; chance for a
shower. High 46. Low 40.
Friday: Cloudy; more rain possible. High 46. Low
near 30.
Regional temperature map
Legend:
SU(Sunny), PS(Partly Sunny), MC(Mostly Cloudy),
CY(Cloudy), HZ(Hazy), RN (Rain), RS (Rain/Snow),
SH(Showers), SN (Snow), SF (Snow Flurries), I(Ice), TS
(Thunderstorms).
Pennsylvania Cities Forecast
| City | Today's High/Low Weather |
Tomorrow's High/Low Weather |
| Allentown | 38/28 SF | 43/34 MS |
| Altoona | 36/24 SF | 42/32 MS |
| Bradford | 29/16 SN | 37/24 MS |
| Erie | 32/24 SN | 39/30 PS |
| Harrisburg | 38/28 SF | 41/33 MS |
| Johnstown | 34/23 SN | 38/30 PS |
| Philadelphia | 43/28 SH | 45/35 MS |
| Pittsburgh | 37/27 SF | 42/32 MS |
| Scranton | 37/24 SN | 39/31 MS |
| Williamsport | 35/25 SN | 42/30 MS |
Big Ten Universities Forecast
| University | High/Low | Weather |
| Illinois | 35/26 | Mostly sunny |
| Indiana | 41/26 | Mostly sunny |
| Iowa | 31/20 | Mostly sunny |
| Michigan | 33/21 | Snow Flurries |
| Michigan St | 30/19 | Snow Flurries |
| Minnesota | 23/15 | Mostly Sunny |
| Northwestern | 32/24 | Mostly Sunny |
| Ohio State | 39/31 | Partly Cloudy |
| Purdue | 38/27 | Mostly Sunny |
| Wisconsin | 26/16 | Mostly Sunny |
Weather Highlight
This weekend's mild temperatures have caused melting snow to combine with the recent rainfall and create statewide flooding. Between Saturday and Sunday, amounts of 1.95 and 1.32 inches of rain were reported in Franklin and Sullivan Counties. Official Flood and Flash Flood warnings were reported by the National Weather Service throughout the weekend.
Ski report
| Ski Resort | Trails Open | Conditions | More Info |
| Tussey Mountain | 7 | Wet Packed Powder | Website |
| Blue Knob........... | 27 | Wet Packed Powder | Website |
| Seven Springs..... | 30 | Wet Packed Powder | Website |
| Camelback.......... | 33 | Groomed | Website |
| Wisp.................... | 18 | Wet Packed Powder | |
| Montage............. | 18 | Groomed | Website |
| Killington............ | 150 | Groomed | Website |
Almanac
Today
Normal high: 35 degrees
Record high:71 degrees in 1950
Normal low: 18degrees
Record low: -16 degrees in 1963
Monthly
Climate Summary
(Data valid through 8
a.m. yesterday)
January precipitation:5.28 inches
Normal January precip: 2.78 inches
January temp. departure: -0.82 degrees
Sun
Data
Sunset today: 5:12 p.m.
Sunrise tomorrow: 7:32 a.m.
| Credits Steve Smith Carl Altoe Bernadette Woods Bob Swanson James Tobin Comments and suggestions concerning the content of this page can be e-mailed to PSUMeteo@psu.edu. |
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