Weather Outlook for the Week of November 4, 2025
On Wednesday, a low cutting across the Great Lakes and New England will bring some rain showers to the northern half of the state as temperatures in the afternoon hover just below seasonal levels in the upper 40s to upper 50s. Temperatures will slowly climb Thursday into Friday as another low crossing north of PA brings another round of showers late Friday into Saturday. The last in the series of disturbances will arrive on Sunday, bringing a pattern-changing front through the region during the day. Rain showers are possible ahead of the front, but some lake-effect snow squalls will develop over northern/western PA overnight into Monday morning. Temperatures will drop to several degrees below normal for the first couple of days of the week as highs only reach the 40s and low 50s, and lows fall to the upper 20s to upper 30s. Continued blustery conditions with winds out of the northwest will lead to persistent lake-effect rain and snow showers through the end of Tuesday before another disturbance threatens the state by the middle of next week.
Long-range forecast models indicate a drier and warmer than average month of November.
For updated weather information every weekday, watch Penn State's Weather World on WPSU-TV at 5:30 pm and PCN-TV at 6:45 pm.
For real-time weather data statewide, visit the Keystone Mesonet website.
Forecaster: Â Kyle Imhoff, Pennsylvania State Climatologist, kai5024@psu.edu
