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Regional Weather Summary

National Weather Service Wichita KS

451 PM CDT Tue May 19 2026



It was a cool day across the Sunflower State as yesterday's cold 

front continued pushing to the southeast toward the Lower 

Mississippi Valley. High temperatures in the 60s and low 70s were 

observed all over the state amid mostly clear skies in the west and 

cloudy skies in the east. Northerly winds were noted as well, which 

kept daytime temperatures cooler than normal.



Low temperatures tonight will dip into the low 40s and upper 30s 

across the northwest three-quarters of the state, while the 

southeast corner will see lows in the 50s due to abundant cloud 

cover. Light showers and perhaps a few rumbles of thunder will be 

possible across southeast Kansas through the night as well, while 

light rain chances return to far northwest Kansas.



Temperatures will remain cooler than normal for Wednesday with many 

parts of the state seeing afternoon highs in the 60s. Low chances 

for rain will return to portions of far southwest Kansas, though 

most of the area should remain dry under partly to mostly cloudy 

skies.



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Regional Weather Summary

National Weather Service State College PA

552 PM EDT Tue May 19 2026



A warm and rather muggy night is in store for the Commonwealth

with low temperatures ranging mainly between the mid 60s to low 

70s. Temperatures will dip into the mid and upper 50s across far

Northwestern Pennsylvania in the wake of a strong cold front. 



The cold front will bring showers and scattered storms late 

tonight across Northwestern Pennsylvania, then primarily over the 

Southeastern half of the state on Wednesday. 



Some of the storms could be severe in the afternoon and early 

evening hour Wednesday across the Southeastern Half of the state.

Highs Wednesday will vary from the upper 50s across the higher 

terrain just inland from Lake Erie, to the low 90s in the Lehigh 

and Lower Delaware Valleys. 



Cooler, more seasonable conditions will follow for the end of the

week and into Memorial Day weekend. 



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