Pennsylvania Weather 3/8 Morning - 30° Above Normal

Good morning. Pennsylvania. I'm Aaron Jolly. If you stepped outside early, you walked straight into a wall of fog. Visibility dropped below a quarter mile in spots — the kind of thick soup that makes your headlights bounce right back at you. That fog should lift by mid-morning as a cold front sweeps through, bringing drier air behind it. Down in Philadelphia and the southeast, you're hitting 70 degrees today with morning showers wrapping up by noon. That fog clears as west winds pick up around 10 miles an hour. Central Pennsylvania — Harrisburg and State College — partly sunny skies take over after the fog burns off by 9 A.M. Highs around 65 degrees. Pleasant afternoon ahead. Out west in Pittsburgh, mostly sunny after early clouds. You'll reach 61 degrees with west winds gusting to 24 miles an hour behind that front. Tonight, clear skies return statewide. Lows drop to the low 40s — 43 degrees in Philly and Pittsburgh, 40 degrees in Harrisburg. Now here's where things get interesting. Monday brings wall-to-wall sunshine with highs climbing to the upper 60s. It'll feel more like late April than early March. Tuesday pushes even warmer — highs surge into the low to mid 70s statewide. Some spots could challenge daily records as temperatures run 30 degrees above normal. Wednesday, a strong storm system arrives with showers and possible thunderstorms. Severe weather is possible, especially across western Pennsylvania. Highs still reach the low to mid 70s before the front crashes through. Thursday turns sharply colder behind that front. Rain and snow showers, gusty winds. And highs only in the low 50s southeast, low 40s west. Classic Pennsylvania — from record warmth to snow showers in 48 hours. Enjoy the quiet morning once that fog lifts. See you this afternoon.