A cold front that came through last weekend caused for an interruption in nice weather to dreary, cold, and rainy conditions. This entire week we have experienced rain showers on the daily, with below average temperatures.

For today we will experience temperatures capping out in the 40’s. Rain is expected to come into the area this afternoon and last into tomorrow.

For this weekend, the rainy pattern will continue for Saturday, as well as chilly conditions. For Sunday, we will experience a slight warm up with partly cloudy skies to alleviate from this wet weather. To begin the work week, rain should come back into the region Monday evening and continue into Tuesday. Combined with chilly conditions, snow showers are possible on Tuesday in the higher elevations.

Below average temperatures to start off the week, accompanied by some snow flurries. The past few days have felt dreary, as wintry conditions and mostly cloudy skies persist. Patches of sunshine moved through the area yesterday, with clouds dissipating by sunset.

Persisting blue skies accompanied by higher temperatures are shaping up for a beautiful spring day today.

Wintry conditions return tomorrow morning, when southern portions of the Commonwealth will see some snow showers again. As the day progresses, rain will dominate across the state, but temperatures will still remain below average. Wet and cloudy conditions make for another run of dreary conditions across the state this weekend.

We have been up and down on the temperature roller-coaster as of late. Over the last few days we’ve seen conditions fall below average into the 40’s and spring right back up into the mid 50’s. Our infamous beginnings to some rounds of rain showers also began yesterday, likely to continue through the rest of the week.

We’ve again seen some showers move through the state earlier this morning while temperatures are expected to remain in the 60’s today, well warmer than where we were at yesterday. Those warm conditions are expected to stick around into Friday as well as more rain showers moving in. The weekend is not looking much better as we will continue to see showers move in and out.

Rain totals are expected to reach a few inches across the state, which is much needed for some of us who have been in drought conditions. After our rainy weekend, we’ll look to dry out slightly and remain near average for temperatures. Those conditions are likely to continue heading into the next week.

Another day, another ride on the Central Pennsylvania temperature rollercoaster ride. Down over 20 degrees from yesterday, the past 24 hours has been characterized by lots of changes in a short period of time. In addition to the temperature changes, the wind has also picked up from this time yesterday which is driving the feels multiple degrees below the actual.

Continuing on the track of a temperature rollercoaster, expect more variations in the next 24 hours. As we continue to experience fluctuations in the temperature we can expect precipitation to arrive and persist throughout the week through the weekend. Accumulation up to 4 inches in some areas is to be expected by the start of next week.

With the beginning of April past us, hold off on expecting traditional spring weather as we still have a period of cold temperatures ahead. The cold spot for the foreseeable future is a below 50 forecast for next Monday and the rain will begin to scatter.