High pressure and a relatively dry air mass continues to dominate over PA. As the afternoon progresses, increasing moisture in the lower altitudes of the atmosphere will make its presence in the northern tiers of Pennsylvania which will support some lower-cloud activity. The dew point remains in the lower to mid-50's, eliminating any chance of precipitation during the daytime hours. A warm front will make its way from the southwest this weekend bringing temperatures back into the upper-80's.
Patrick J. Ritsko
The Pennsylvania State University
College of Earth & Mineral Sciences
Undergraduate of Meteorology, Class of 2013
Patrick J. Ritsko
The Pennsylvania State University
College of Earth & Mineral Sciences
Undergraduate of Meteorology, Class of 2013
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