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WEATHER
[ Monday, February 23, 2004 ]
Partly cloudy early, then increasing clouds
Today's University Park forecast
While THON weekend ended on Sunday with partly sunny skies, these conditions won’t be lasting long. Today, increasing clouds will occur ahead of an clipper system moving quickly west to east. Precipitation will be all snow, but relatively light with a few bouts of moderate snow. Overall accumulations are expected to be 2 to 3 inches by Tuesday afternoon. Chilly conditions will continue through Thursday, but prepare for a stellar weekend with highs approaching the fifty degree mark.

-- Prepared by the Campus Weather Service


The CWS Forecast
Today:
Partly cloudy early, then increasing clouds. High 37
Tonight:
Light snow likely. Low 25
Tomorrow:
Light snow likely. Tapering off late. High 33
Tomorrow Night:
Becoming partly cloudy and cold. Low 14
Wednesday:
Mostly sunny. High 35
Wednesday Night:
Clear and chilly. Low 17
Thursday:
Partly sunny. High 32

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).


Big Ten Forecast

Station High/Low Weather
Illinois 43/29 Mostly Cloudy
Indiana 47/33 Mostly Cloudy
Iowa 41/26 Partly Cloudy
Michigan 37/25 Mostly Cloudy
Michigan State 37/25 Cloudy
Minnesota 39/24 Mostly Cloudy
Northwestern 40/29 Mostly Cloudy
Ohio State 45/34 Showers
Purdue 45/31 Showers
Wisconsin 38/24 Mostly Cloudy



Previous Day Summary
Saturday

High: 39
Low: 31
Rain or Total Liquid Equivalent: 0.02 inches
Temperature Departure: 4.30 degrees

Moon Phases
February 28: First quarter
March 6: Full moon
March 13: Last quarter
March 20: New moon


Pennsylvania Extremes
This section shows the temperature and precipitation extremes for the previous date in Central Pennsylvania as of 8 am yesterday.

Saturday
Maximum high temperature:
51 degrees at New Holland
Minimum low temperature: 22 degrees at Kane and Laurel Summit
Maximum rain or liquid equivalent: 0.23" at Laurel Summit


Almanac
Today
Normal high: 38 degrees
Record high: 66 degrees in 1943
Normal low: 21 degrees
Record low: -5 degrees in 1963


Monthly Climate Summary
(Data valid through 8 a.m. yesterday)
February precipitation: 2.43 inches
Normal February precipitation: 2.62 inches
February temperature departure: -0.77 degrees


Sun Data
Sunset today: 5:55 p.m.
Sunrise tomorrow: 6:54 a.m.


Credits:

Matthew Porcelli
For comments and suggestions concerning the content of this page, please e-mail to: yum102@psu.edu.


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