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[Monday,
Feb. 5, 2001 ] Today's University Park
forecast
Some light
precipitation will fall in Happy Valley today,
compliments of a coastal storm that will deliver several
inches of snow to northeastern Pennsylvania today. A few
weak disturbances shall maintain the overcast skies
through the end of the week. Meanwhile, a weak southerly
flow will keep temperatures above normal. Yet another
storm will bring rain to begin the weekend.
--Prepared by the Campus Weather Service
Five-day
forecast
Today: A mixture of light wet snow and rain.
High 35.
Tonight: Snow tapering to flurries. Low 26.
Tomorrow: Mostly cloudy; a few flurries. High 34.
Tomorrow night: Mostly cloudy. Low 22.
Wednesday: Snow showers possible. High 34, low 25.
Thursday: More clouds than sun; warmer. High 40,
low 30.
Friday: Periods of rain. High 42, low 32.
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 | 38/28 RS | 36/25 MC |
| Altoona | 38/27 RS | 35/24 SF |
| Bradford | 34/24 SN | 32/22 SN |
| Erie | 40/28 RS | 35/28 SF |
| Harrisburg | 38/28 RS | 36/26 CY |
| Johnstown | 36/26 RS | 33/23 SN |
| Philadelphia | 42/32 RN | 37/29 MC |
| Pittsburgh | 39/28 RS | 36/26 CY |
| Scranton | 37/28 RS | 34/23 SF |
| Williamsport | 37/27 RS | 35/24 CY |
Big Ten
Universities Forecast
| University | High/Low | Weather |
| Illinois | 34/30 | Cloudy |
| Indiana | 36/30 | Snow flurries |
| Iowa | 34/26 | Snow flurries; fog |
| Michigan | 37/28 | Snow flurries |
| Michigan St | 35/26 | Snow flurries |
| Minnesota | 32/22 | Snow flurries |
| Northwestern | 35/29 | Cloudy |
| Ohio State | 39/29 | Light snow |
| Purdue | 36/32 | Snow flurries |
| Wisconsin | 32/26 | Snow flurries; fog |
Weather Highlight
Brush fires burned 4,478 acres across
Florida in January after 2000 ranked as one of the driest
years in the state's history. Several severe freezes in
December and January killed much vegetation, which
subsequently dessicated and contributed to the wildfires.
Florida's typical wildfire season peaks in May with the
onset of the summer thunderstorm season. Arson and debris
caused most of this January's fires.
Ski Report
| Ski Resort | Trails | Base (inches) | Conditions |
| Tussey Mountain | 7 | 24-48 | Packed Powder |
| Blue Knob | 34 | 35-45 | Groomed |
| Seven Springs | 30 | 52-72 | Packed Powder |
| Camelback | 33 | 30-60 | Packed Powder |
| Wisp | 23 | 38-68 | Packed Powder |
| Montage | 21 | 33-73 | Packed Powder |
| Killington | 200 | 35-75 | Packed Powder |
Almanac
Today
Normal high: 33 °F
Record high: 61 °F in 1991
Normal low: 16 °F
Record low: -13 °F in 1918
Monthly
Climate Summary
(Data valid through 7
a.m. Wednesday)
February precipitation: trace
Normal February precip: 2.54 inches
February temperature departure: + 4.7 F°
Sun
Data
Sunset today: 5:34 p.m.
Sunrise tomorrow: 7:16 a.m.
| Credits Steven Merkel Jacob Petre James Tobin
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