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WEATHER
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Friday, June 30, 2000 ]

Today's University Park forecast
sunClear and pleasant conditions will dominate the weather this weekend as strong high pressure builds in after the exiting disturbance. Temperatures will be seasonable with low humidity. As the high pressure moves east over the weekend temperatures will begin to increase and humidity becomes more noticeable. A system on the 4th of July brings a chance of thunderstorms.

--Prepared by the Campus Weather Service

Five-day forecast


Today: Mostly sunny and pleasant........ High 75. 
Tonight: Clear and cool....... Low 54. 
Tomorrow: Mostly sunny and pleasant....... High 81. 
Tomorrow night: Starry skies and comfortable..... Low 58.
Sunday: Hazy sunshine and warmer......... High 87, Low 61.
Monday: Partly cloudy......... High 89, Low 60.
Tuesday: Partly sunny with the chance of a thunderstorm........... High 87, Low 65. 

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 79/55 SU 82/62 SU
Altoona 78/54 MS 83/54 MS
Bradford 73/47 MS 84/49 SU
Erie 72/59 MS 81/64 SU
Harrisburg 79/67 MS 83/62 SU
Johnstown 74/54 SU 82/54 SU
Philadelphia 81/67 MS 84/67 SU
Pittsburgh 75/60 MS 83/60 SU
Scranton 75/61 MS 82/58 SU
Williamsport 82/57 SU 87/54 SU

Big Ten Universities Forecast


University High/Low Weather
Illinois 75/55 Sunny
Indiana 78/59 Sunny
Iowa 75/59 Sunny
Michigan 77/58 Sunny
Michigan St 77/58 Sunny
Minnesota 80/48 Mostly Sunny
Northwestern 81/50 Sunny
Ohio State 77/58 Sunny
Purdue 79/52 Sunny
Wisconsin 81/51 Sunny

Highlight


On this date in 1972, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania was swamped by Hurricane Agnes and declared a disaster area. The flooding rains took the lives of 48 people and caused 2.1 billion dollars worth of damage.
 
UV Index


The UV Index is a measure of the predicted ultraviolet radiation reaching the surface. Today's UV Index is: 6. It will take approximately 30 minutes to sunburn.

Guide to the UV Index:
0 to 2 Minimal UV Radiation Exposure
3 to 4 Low UV Radiation Exposure
5 to 6 Moderate UV Radation Exposure
7 to 9 High UV Radiation Exposure
>10 Very High UV Radiation Exposure

Almanac


Today
Normal high: 81 degrees
Record high: 95 degrees in 1933
Normal low: 59 degrees
Record low: 44 degrees in 1923

Monthly Climate Summary


(Data valid through 8 a.m. yesterday)
June precipitation: 4.14 inches
Normal June precip: 3.91 inches
June temp. departure: +2.28 degrees

Sun Data


Sunset today: 8:47 p.m.
Sunrise tomorrow: 5:44 a.m.
 

Credits
Andrew Frey
Paul Dornsife
Megan Woodhead



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