Holiday weekend festivities should remain rain-free
A pleasant break in a seemingly fickle weather pattern is expected to begin today and last through most of next week, according to Aaron Tyburski, a weather forecaster with the National Weather Service in State College. “Looks like we’re going to finally start to dry out after this wet pattern we’ve been in — just in time for the holiday weekend,” Tyburski said. Today is expected to be mostly sunny as temperatures climb to around 80 degrees before dipping down to about 60 tonight under mostly clear skies, Tyburski said. “It’ll be really nice after what we’ve been dealing with,” he added. The forecaster said next week looks to be a carbon copy of this weekend, as temperatures reach about 80 everyday with plenty of sun, and clear nights with lows in the mid-50s to around 60. Following are events to choose from for those looking to celebrate Independence Day this weekend. TODAY • 80th Millville Fire Co. Carnival, 7 a.m.
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