Ethan Huston

Temperatures challenge the record high of 77º set back in 1948 Wednesday afternoon. Spotty showers are possible Wednesday evening, night, and into Thursday. Most of Valley stays dry.

Isolated showers, or patchy sprinkles are possible through the night as a cold front crosses the Valley. Temperatures stay warm with highs in the lower to mid 70s Thursday.

Temperatures both Saturday and Sunday peak closer to average with highs in the mid to upper 50s. Showers arrive Sunday afternoon and periods of rain are likely Sunday night.

Temperatures stay seasonably chilly Tuesday and Wednesday with highs in the mid 50s. Wind gusts could reach 30 miles per hour at times. Rain chances increase late Thursday.

Expect a mostly-sunny Wednesday with lighter winds, seasonable temperatures. Shower chances increase Thursday afternoon.

Cloud cover increases across the region tonight as our next storm system approaches from the west. Scattered showers are likely by the afternoon for areas of the river then widespread showers are possible in the evening.

Rain showers are likely across most of the Susquehanna Valley through the pre-dawn hours Friday morning. Skies clear slowly through the day Friday afternoon. Temperatures peak around 60º Saturday and Sunday afternoon.

Temperatures peak around 60 degrees Saturday and Sunday afternoon with plentiful sunshine each day. There is an elevated risk for wildfires Saturday because of breezy, dry conditions.

Cloud cover increases slowly Monday night as temperatures fall to near 40. Scattered light rain showers move into the Susquehanna Valley from west to east late in the afternoon, linger into Tuesday night.

Scattered rain showers are likely Thursday evening through about midnight. More rain is likely late Wednesday evening into Wednesday night. Snow showers are possible Friday morning, then some rain mixes in during the day.