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[Monday,
Jan. 29, 2001 ] Today's University Park
forecast
More clouds and warmer air will infiltrate
the Commonwealth today ahead of a storm system taking
shape over the middle Mississippi River valley. As this
storm moves into the northeastern United States, it will
bring a mixed bag of precipitation. This will be a mostly
rain event for Happy Valley. The storm will stall over
our region, keeping clouds in our area for the rest of
the week.
--Prepared by the Campus Weather Service
Five-day
forecast
Today: Morning sunshine; clouds by afternoon.
High 35.
Tonight: Freezing rain changing to rain by
morning. Low 30.
Tomorrow: Windy with rain, heavy at times. High
43.
Tomorrow night: Periods of rain. Low 35.
Wednesday: Cloudy with drizzle and light snow.
High 40, low 31.
Thursday: Occasional drizzle and snow flurries.
High 38, low 26.
Friday: Remaining cloudy with periods of light
snow. High 35, low 19.
Regional
temperature map
Legend:
SU(Sun), PS(Partly Sunny), MC(Mostly Cloudy), CY(Cloud),
HZ(Haze), FG(Fog), RN (Rain), DZ(Drizzle), RS
(Rain/Snow), SH(Shower), SN (Snow), SF(Snow Flurries),
FZ(Freezing Rain/Sleet), TS(Thunderstorm).
Pennsylvania
Cities Forecast
| City | Today's
High/Low Weather |
Tomorrow's
High/Low Weather |
| Allentown | 38/29 MS | 44/35 RN |
| Altoona | 39/32 MC | 46/36 RN |
| Bradford | 38/30 MC | 44/32 RN |
| Erie | 40/33 DZ | 48/35 RN |
| Harrisburg | 40/31 MC | 44/36 RN |
| Johnstown | 38/34 DZ | 44/32 RN |
| Philadelphia | 42/34 PS | 52/39 RN |
| Pittsburgh | 40/38 DZ | 50/35 RN |
| Scranton | 37/31 MS | 46/38 RN |
| Williamsport | 36/27 PS | 43/33 RN |
Big Ten
Universities Forecast
| University | High/Low | Weather |
| Illinois | 48/34 | Moderate rain |
| Indiana | 47/38 | Moderate rain |
| Iowa | 37/27 | Freezing rain, fog |
| Michigan | 38/33 | Cloudy, patchy fog |
| Michigan St | 38/36 | Drizzle and fog |
| Minnesota | 34/30 | Freezing rain, fog |
| Northwestern | 40/34 | Moderate rain, fog |
| Ohio State | 45/40 | Occasional drizzle |
| Purdue | 46/37 | Moderate rain |
| Wisconsin | 38/30 | Freezing rain, fog |
Weather Highlight
Unless nearly two inches of rain falls
before the end of the month in State College, January
will mark the seventh straight month of precipitation
that failed to exceed the normal. If the heavy
precipitation anticipated in February does not come, a
mild drought will develop across the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania by spring. The year 2000 ranked as the 13th
driest of the century, with an accumulated precipitation
deficiency of 8.34 inches. Since July 1, precipitation
measured only two-thirds of the normal to date.
Ski Report
| Ski Resort | Trails | Base (inches) | Conditions |
| Tussey Mountain | 8 | 45-48 | Packed Powder |
| Blue Knob | 30 | 65-70 | Groomed |
| Seven Springs | 30 | 50-70 | Packed Powder |
| Camelback | 33 | 32-70 | Packed Powder |
| Wisp | 23 | 38-68 | Packed Powder |
| Montage | 21 | 33-67 | Packed Powder |
| Killington | 198 | 35-75 | Powder |
Almanac
Today
Normal high: 35 °F
Record high: 54 °F in 1950
Normal low: 18 °F
Record low: -10 °F in 1977
Monthly
Climate Summary
(Data valid through 7
a.m. Wednesday)
January precipitation: 0.92 inches
Normal January precip: 2.74 inches
January temperature departure: - 0.6 F°
Sun
Data
Sunset today: 5:26 p.m.
Sunrise tomorrow: 7:24 a.m.
| Credits Steven Merkel Jacob Petre James Tobin
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