Central PA Summer 2025

[Blizzard of 93]

1 hour ago, mahantango#1 said:

I'm sure these lower temps this morning will start to activate Blizz to soon release a premature snow map in 6 weeks.

Lol, not until October, at least, but I’m sure looking forward to snow map season!

[Blizzard of 93]

Glorious morning in Marysville with a low of 56.

Currently temp is 65 with a beautiful dew point of 55.

Welcome to the last month of Met Summer!

I am starting to see the finish line…

[Mount Joy Snowman]

Low of 56. My weekend is inundated with kids birthday parties. Hoping to find time to make a fire one night. 

[ChescoWx]

Yesterday was the 5th chilliest low maximum temperature for the date with highs remaining in the 60's at Atglen, West Grove and East Nantmeal and just past 70 degrees at most other locations. We should remain below normal today but with highs a good 8 to 10 degrees above yesterday. A great weather week ahead with temperatures at or a bit below normal for the first week of August. Low's this morning were in the 50's with the lowest at Warwick Twp. at 54.8 degrees. Lows continue in the 50's the next couple of nights with lows not too far from 60 for the rest of this week. So a great break for all of our A.C.'s.

[ChescoWx]

Overall across Chester County PA as if you had to be told it was a hot month! Our average temperature across the county was 77.4 degrees. This is the 10th warmest July on record over the 133 years of climate records beginning in 1894. The top 5 hottest July months were 1999 - 78.6 / 1901 - 78.5 / 2011 - 78.3 / 1955 - 78.2 and 2020 at 78.0. It was also a wet month with an average across the county stations of 6.83" this is the 20th greatest average rainfall in July. The greatest average was way back in 1919 with an average of 11.64" of rain.