This weekend, rain from Hurricane Isaias made its way through Pennsylvania, causing precipitation to cover the entire commonwealth. Temperatures were above average statewide throughout the weekend.

Temperatures continue to stay above average average today, reaching near record temperatures for much of the state. Skies are mostly sunny through a majority of the state today, with a few clouds present in the north of Pennsylvania.

There is a chance for showers through most of the state tomorrow. causing lower temperatures for the remainder of the week. A low-pressure system will move through the state on Friday, bringing more precipitation through Pennsylvania.

Dry weather has been prevalent throughout the Commonwealth this week. Over the past few days, temperatures have varied during the diurnal cycle. Winds were high throughout yesterday, but that will not be the case for today.

Pristine conditions are occurring throughout the day today, with seasonable temperatures and abundant sunshine. Temperatures overnight will drop into the lower 40s, but expect temperatures to rebound during the day on Saturday.

For your Whiteout game, expect dry conditions to persist, but clouds will move in throughout the day. This will lead to overcast skies during kickoff, but temperatures will be around 60 degrees for the game. Heading into Sunday, rain will prevail throughout the State along with gusty winds. This is associated with the remnants of Isaias, a hurricane that will impact the Gulf over the next 24-48 hours.

Following a bit of drizzle in the latter half of the weekend, Monday in PA was quite clear and crisp, with temperatures creeping just up into the 60s and only a few scattered clouds here and there. On top of that, dry air set in, and it looks like that will be the case for a bit of time going forward. This was about as good as fall weather can get.

Today is, for lack of a better term, the exact same. A bit extra warmth should aid in another pretty day, and even less moisture means skies should be entirely clear for most of the Commonwealth. Add in a light breeze, and one must really feel that fall has arrived.

If you enjoy the best of what autumn has to offer, you are in luck this week. This high pressure, seasonable and dry regime should hold at least through Sunday morning, with essentially no chance of precipitation until the beginning of the new work week. Fall foliage should also begin to become a factor as the week goes on: isolated pockets of moderate color exist right now at high elevations, but the rest of the Commonwealth should see color appear by the weekend. All that said, the remnants of a coastal low crossing the interior US would be our next chance at precipitation Monday and Tuesday, and this will have to be monitored as that time period draws closer.

Throughout the past few days, a ridge made its way towards the eastern half of the United States. This brought warm conditions and relatively high humidity across the state. A presence of a cold front will bring changes to our temperatures this weekend.

For today, expect a huge temperature contrast between eastern and western PA. Showers will be accompanied by this cold front as it moves east. Behind this front, expect fall-like conditions to return throughout the state.

Saturday looks to be beautiful across the Commonwealth with clear skies and seasonable conditions. Clouds will build up as we head into Saturday night and Sunday. Don’t expect the clouds to last as skies will clear out once again for the beginning of the work week. Heading into early next week, expect lows in the mid-30s throughout much of the state.

The nor’easter continued to impact the East Coast for the weekend, with a few lingering bands of rain moving through Pennsylvania. Temperatures remained seasonal on Monday, with cloudy skies dominating the Commonwealth.

Cloudy skies will continue throughout the day today, beginning to dissipate overnight. Temperatures will begin to rise, reaching higher than seasonable values for most of the state. There is no expected precipitation statewide.

Rising temperatures will persist into Friday, reaching their highest on Thursday for the state. Temperatures will begin to dip back down on Saturday after a cold front brings a line of showers through Pennsylvania on Friday.