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[ Monday, Feb. 8, 1999 ]
Today's University Park forecast
The
mild weather the past couple of weeks will continue. A
departing storm will leave clouds in its wake over most
of the state today. However, after a cool night tonight,
drier, warmer weather will begin to move back into the
region on Tuesday. Temperatures will be well above normal
with no chance of cold, artic air until a new storm
system arrives later in the week. --Prepared by the Campus Weather Service
Five-day
forecast
Today: Damp start, then afternoon breaks of
sun. High 37.
Tonight: Cloudy to partly cloudy. Low 32.
Tomorrow: Partly sunny with a mild
afternoon. High 47.
Tomorrow night: Partly cloudy. Low 35.
Wednesday: Clouds and some sunshine; unseasonably
warm. High 50, low 38.
Thursday: Continued warm with showers
late. High 50, low 35.
Friday: Turning colder and windy; some
sun. High 40, low 28.
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'sHigh/Low Weather |
| Allentown | 37/29 MX | 48/36 PS |
| Altoona | 37/32 MC | 48/37 PS |
| Bradford | 34/30 MC | 45/32 PS |
| Erie | 38/32 MC | 48/35 PS |
| Harrisburg | 40/32 CY | 50/38 MS |
| Johnstown | 35/31 MC | 47/37 PS |
| Philadelphia | 40/32 SH | 52/38 MS |
| Pittsburgh | 40/33 MC | 52/38 PS |
| Scranton | 40/33 MC | 45/34 PS |
| Williamsport | 38/32 MC | 48/36 PS |
Big Ten Universities Forecast
| University | High/Low | Weather |
| Illinois | 55/35 | Partly Cloudy |
| Indiana | 50/32 | Partly Cloudy |
| Iowa | 56/39 | Partly Cloudy |
| Michigan | 43/35 | Mostly Cloudy |
| Michigan St | 45/35 | Mostly Cloudy |
| Minnesota | 48/24 | Windy |
| Northwestern | 50/33 | Windy |
| Ohio State | 46/34 | Partly Cloudy |
| Purdue | 52/33 | Partly Cloudy |
| Wisconsin | 43/24 | Windy |
Weather
Highlight
The storm system that brough a mixed bag of precipitation to Pennsylvania yesterday was also responsible for some severe weather across the southern plains on Saturday. Hail producing thunderstorms with winds exceeding 70 mph toppled trees and powerlines across Oklahoma, Missouri, and Arkansas. In addition, most places received around 2 inches of rain with this system, while some locations like Cabool, MO recorded 5.80 inches in just 24 hours.
Ski report
| Ski Resort | Trails Open | Conditions | More Info |
| Tussey Mountain | 6 | Groomed 0-24" | Website |
| Blue Knob........... | 7 | Groomed 10-30" | Website |
| Seven Springs..... | 26 | Frozen Granular 18-36" | Website |
| Camelback.......... | 33 | Groomed 24-40" | Website |
| Wisp.................... | 18 | Groomed 16-36" | |
| Montage............. | 16 | Granular 14-26" | Website |
| Killington............ | 171 | Packed Powder 6-40" | Website |
Almanac
Today
Normal high: 32 degrees
Record high:61 degrees in 1973
Normal low: 16 degrees
Record low: -18 degrees in 1994
Monthly
Climate Summary
(Data valid through 8
a.m. yesterday)
February precipitation:0.51 inches
Normal February precip: 2.45 inches
February temp. departure: + 8.88 degrees
Sun
Data
Sunset today: 5:37 p.m.
Sunrise tomorrow: 7:15 a.m.
| Credits Steve Smith, Bernadette Woods, Carl Altoe, 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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