
Good morning! I hope you are all doing okay with all the rain we had yesterday. Today looks to be much drier, before the weekend looks a little more unsettled. The good news, it doesn’t look like any day in the next few is quite the wash out we had today.
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This morning temperatures will be in the mid to upper 50s. We will have a partially clear sky, but it will be foggy. Winds will be light from the northeast.
This afternoon temperatures will reach the mid 70s. Friday we will have a mix of sunshine and clouds. High pressure will be in place. Winds will be from the east between 3-5 mph.
Tonight a low pressure system will try to move in from the south. Clouds will be increasing, and most of the night will be dry. Into early Saturday morning a few showers or even a rumble of thunder could arrive. Temperatures tonight will be in the upper 50s to lower 60s. This storm could stay south of the PA border, and we will have to keep an eye out for it.
Almanac for today (Altoona records since 1948):
Average High: 81°F
Average Low: 60°F
Average Precip: .10″
Record High: 91°F in 1955
Record Low: 44°F in 2000
Record Precip: 1.43” in 2007
Yesterday’s High: 70°F
Yesterday’s Low: 64°F
Yesterday’s highest wind speed: NNE 12 mph G 25 mph
Sunrise: 6:30 am
Sunset: 8:02 pm

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