CWS Forecast: North-Central Pennsylvania
Temperatures continue to rise back above average for the majority of the Commonwealth with some areas as we head into the weekend on Friday. Scattered showers are expected to come in through the region on Saturday with the possibility of some severe weather that could be at play for the western region of the state. As we arrive to Easter Sunday we will have a slight cold front move through the area that lowers temperatures slightly and brings some cloud coverage. More showers are expected to pass through the region when we start off the week on Monday. Severe weather is unlikely but never completely out of the picture. Moving on later into next week, A high pressure system passes through the east coast returning slightly above average temperatures and less cloudy skies. More chances for scattered showers move through during the tail end of next week.

Day One: Thursday, April 17th 2025


Overcast skies during the day, continuing into the overnight hours.
High: 71°F
Low: 60°F
Day Two: Friday, April 18th 2025


Cloudy skies throughout the day. Scattered rain showers building in later in the day and overnight.
High: 67°F
Low: 45°F
Day Three: Saturday, April 19th 2025


A few lingering rain showers early, giving way to overcast skies later in the day and overnight.
High: 57°F
Low: 45°F
Day Four: Sunday, April 20th 2025


Rain likely during the day, continuing into the overnight hours. Skies starting to clear late.
High: 62°F
Low: 49°F
Day Five: Monday, April 21st 2025


Mostly sunny skies during the day. Clear conditions overnight.
High: 60°F
Low: 44°F