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Morning Fog Gives Way to Sunshine in Central Pennsylvania

A dense fog rolled across parts of Pennsylvania at dawn, casting an eerie veil over the landscape—but relief is on the way. Meteorologists predict the mist will dissipate by 10 a.m., unveiling bright, sunny skies over central regions, including Harrisburg. With temperatures climbing toward the upper 70s, it’s the kind of warmth that whispers: summer is nearly here.

Western Storms Loom as Rain Threatens

While central Pennsylvania basks in the sun, the western half of the state faces a shift in weather. By afternoon, Johnstown and Altoona could see scattered showers, with the pattern persisting into tomorrow—thunderstorms included. Though central areas may escape the worst, a stray shower isn’t out of the question before mid-afternoon. Wednesday promises heat, with highs lingering in the low 80s.

Cooler Shift Arrives by Thursday

A cold front moves in Thursday, sweeping away the warmth and clearing the skies. The relief continues through the weekend, with overnight lows dipping into the 40s and 50s and afternoon highs mostly in the 60s—a stark contrast to the recent heat. With dry conditions holding steady, outdoor plans remain unobstructed through Saturday.

Will the weather align with your weekend activities? Only time will tell.