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Isolated storms will be possible across the northern tier this evening with muggy and mild conditions expected for all. A complex of strong storms is expected to move in pre-dawn and may producing damaging winds and hail. Warm and humid by Friday afternoon.

Did you know that PA Climate Office recently worked together with educators to come up with K-12 curriculum about the #KeystoneMesonet? Rob Lydick chats w/ the PA State Climatologist about these new resources: youtu.be/P6D-iYg56Fw keystone-mesonet.org WPSU College of EMS PCN

In case you missed it: our most recent Climate Watch Fearless Forecast calls for not much heat through mid-June.

A crossing cold front on Sat will finally break our unsettled stretch, but not before kicking off some gusty t-storms in the east. Clouds linger along the northern tier on Sun, but it will be the pick of the wknd with dry, breezy, cooler, & pleasant conditions.

Get the mowing done early next week before we enter another cool and unsettled stretch starting late Tuesday. Rain chances may linger into the holiday weekend.

Summer heat stays at bay through the end of May with no shortage of rain chances on the way.

Last dry day to get the mowing in tomorrow. Then we'll be in a wet stretch for a while.

We catch up with Dr. Dave Titley, graduate of PSU Meteorology and Atmospheric Science, who rose to the ranks of Rear Admiral in the US Navy and recently co-founded RV Weather Enterprises after retiring. youtu.be/TWw3XGD3E-w Jon Nese College of EMS

Spotty showers and self-destruct sunshine on Saturday with some chilly breezes. Drier, brighter, and a bit warmer on Sunday, but still cooler than average for late May.

Spotty showers and self-destruct sunshine on Saturday with some chilly breezes. Drier, brighter, and a bit warmer on Sunday, but still cooler than average for late May.

Not as chilly tonight with some smoky sunshine on the way for Tuesday.

We see muggies, summer warmth, and scattered storminess on the way to close out the work week and kickoff the upcoming weekend. Sunday should be seasonable and drier.

Take a closer look at rip currents - safety and models - with Jon Nese in this week's edition of Weather Whys: youtu.be/IrKvO2W03xY

A slow-moving front will bring scattered strong t-storms to central and northern PA tonight. The biggest threats will be for damaging winds and large hail. More storms will fire on Friday as the front stalls out over the Commonwealth.

Unsettled and sticky again early next week with a round of showers and storms likely on Tuesday. Then some sun and a break from rain chances for the second half of the week.

Low confidence in big temperature anomalies either side of average for the middle of the month. Standard summer thundershowers during the period with many dry moments also likely.

Students in the spring 2025 Weather Communications II (Meteo 482) class in PSU Meteorology and Atmospheric Science share stories based on topics from Climate Central. Tonight's features include topics on hurricane intensification, extreme precipitation, and cherry blossoms: youtu.be/CHJJ8Ab0G7A

ICYMI - we see above average precipitation for much of PA over the next 5 weeks with temps averaging out to be within 2ºF of what you'd expect for the period.

Recent grad denyswx⚡️ discusses severe weather and its impacts in Pennsylvania with Luke LeBel, a graduate student in PSU Meteorology and Atmospheric Science: youtu.be/J0McbgECuvc College of EMS WPSU PCN