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[ Wednesday, January 19, 2005 ]
Today's University Park forecast
A fairly potent clipper system will drop out of Canada through the Great Lakes region during the day today, bringing some snowy weather to the area. The storm, which is moving fairly quickly, will drop between 2 and 4 inches of snow across the area, with higher amounts in the Laurel Highlands southwest of State College. The snow will end by this evening, but road conditions are expected to deteriorate. There will be a break on Thursday and Friday, but this weekend, there is the potential for a significant snowstorm. A complex pattern will allow for another storm to potentially drop a considerable amount of snow. Stay Tuned.
-- Prepared by the Campus Weather Service
Today: Snow developing in the morning, continuing into the
afternoon. Total accumulation expected to be between 2-4”. High 25
Tonight: Snow ending; skies remaining mostly cloudy. Low 22
Tomorrow: Mainly overcast with scattered flurries.
High 28
Tomorrow Night: Partly cloudy and bitterly cold. Low 7
Friday: Partly sunny and chilly. High 18
Friday Night: Clouds increasing, very cold. Low 9
Saturday: Snow likely. High 20
Previous Day Summary
Sunday
High: 17 Low: 5 Temp. departure: -15.6°
Rain or Liquid Equivalent: Trace
Almanac
Today
Normal high 32°
Record high 61° in 1983
Normal low 18°
Record low -18° in 1994
Monthly Climate Summary
(Data valid through 8 am yesterday)
January precipitation. . . . . . . . . . 4.68”
Normal January precip. . . . . . . . 2.89"
January temp. departure . . . . . . .8.54°
Sun Data
Sunset today 5:12 pm
Sunrise tomorrow 7:31 am
| Credits: |
Matt Glazewski, Sarah Hedlund, Mallory Schwebel, Chad Supek, and Jane Carroll
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