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Regional Weather Summary

National Weather Service Wichita KS

322 AM CDT Thu Oct 15 2026



Scattered to numerous showers, a few embedded thunderstorms, and

areas of drizzle and fog impacted Kansas overnight, as a strong 

storm system and associated cold front approached from the west.

Locally heavy rainfall was the primary hazard. Predawn 

temperatures ranged from 40s over western Kansas, to near 70 

degrees over far southeast Kansas.



As the storm system traverses Mid-America, precipitation will 

gradually exit to the east today. Locally heavy rainfall is

possible over mainly far southeast Kansas this morning. Forecast

high temperatures range from the 50s to near 60 degrees over 

generally the northwest two-thirds of the state, to 70s over

southeast Kansas. Additionally, stout north winds will expand 

east across the region today in wake of the strong cold front, 

with gusts up to around 30 or 35 mph expected, especially over

central and western Kansas.



Breezy north winds and cooler temperatures will prevail tonight

statewide, with forecast lows in the 30s and 40s, coolest over

western Kansas. Wind chill values will drop into the 20s and 30s

by late tonight.



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Regional Weather Summary

National Weather Service State College PA

446 AM EDT Thu Oct 15 2026



Partly to mostly cloudy skies early this morning will give way to

overcast skies and spotty showers as a potent cold front begins 

to approach our region. High temperatures across Pennsylvania for 

today will range from the upper 60s and low 70s west of the 

Alleghenies to the low-to-mid 60s east of the Alleghenies.



Showers will become more numerous tonight, with rumbles of 

thunder possible in any heavier showers. Southwesterly winds 

will gust to around 20-30 mph ahead of the front on Friday. A 

line of showers with embedded thunderstorms will accompany 

Friday's frontal passage, with some storms potentially being 

severe. In the wake of this front will be northwest winds gusting 

to around 25-35 mph Friday night through Saturday, along with much

colder air for the weekend. Portions of the Northwest Mountains 

and Laurel Highlands may even see their first snowflakes of the 

season Friday night as lake-effect rain and snow showers develop 

behind the front. 



Saturday's high temperatures may not climb out of the low-to-mid 

40s across the Northern Tier and Laurels, while highs will range 

from the upper 40s to mid 50s elsewhere. Lows in the 20s and 30s 

are likely across all of the state early Saturday morning, except

for communities throughout the Lower Susquehanna, Lehigh, and 

Delaware Valleys where the mercury will only dip to the low to mid

40s.



Widespread frost and freeze conditions are possible Sunday 

morning across the majority of the Keystone State.



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