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WHAT HAS CHANGED
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KEY MESSAGES
1) A dry end to the last big weekend of the summer season.
DISCUSSION
KEY MESSAGE 1: A dry end to the last big weekend of the summer season.
After a summer of stormy conditions, especially on the weekend, this Sunday will feature lots of sun and dry weather for the holiday weekend, as high pressure slowly builds into the area. Low chance of a shower across areas to our east and north on Sunday. Went with a dry fcst for our area. Enjoy your holiday weekend.
There could be some river valley, patchy fog Monday and even Tuesday morning, given light winds, clear skies, and recent wet conditions.
AVIATION /00Z SUNDAY THROUGH THURSDAY/
Clearing skies and diminishing winds this evening will allow VFR conds to persist into the early overnight hours.
Expect restrictions to develop in low clouds and/or fog in some areas during the pre-dawn hours. The TAF sites with the highest probability of IFR restrictions are BFD and IPT, with restrictions also possible farther south in the Ridge and Valley region (AOO/UNV).
Any lingering restrictions should dissipate by mid-morning on Sunday, leaving widespread VFR conds across Central PA. A light northerly breeze of 5-10 kts will develop by aftn.
Outlook...
Mon-Tue...AM fog possible; otherwise predominantly VFR.
Wed...Primarily VFR, although late-day SHRA/TSRA possible across the northern tier.
Thu...Cold FROPA could bring scattered SHRA/TSRA areawide.
CTP WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES
None.
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