Friday March 21, 2008, Forecast issued at 4PM

I FORGOT TO SEND IT OUT EARLIER! MOST OF IT IS ON MY OTHER COMPUTER AT WORK BUT HERE IS AS MUCH AS I CAN REMEMBER.

WE WILL BE NEAR THE NORTHERN EDGE OF A STORM TONIGHT INTO TOMORROW WITH A LARGE RANGE OF SNOWFALL OVER SHORT DISTANCES. FOR EXAMPLE, THERE MIGHT BE NO SNOW AT ALL IN LAMAR AND 5 INCHES IN TYRONE. SO JUST A SLIGHT CHANGE IN COURSE WILL MESS UP THE FORECAST PRETTY BAD AND SINCE I'M 0-FOR-2 ON SNOW FORECASTS OVER THE PAST WEEK THIS ONE WILL EITHER BE "THIRD TIME'S A CHARM" OR "THREE STRIKES YOU'RE OUT!"

Friday night: Cloudy with snow, at first maybe mixed with rain. Around an inch accumulation in State College, less to the northeast but much more to the southwest. Low 28-32.

Saturday: Snow in the morning; an additional inch possible, some clearing late, cold.
High 34-38.

Saturday night: Mainly clear and very cold. Low 21-25.

Sunday: Partly cloudy and quite cold. The Easter Bunny will freeze his little bunny-tush off.
High 34-38.

Monday: Variable cloudiness with a rain or snow shower possible. High 36-40.

Tuesday: Partly cloudy. High 38-42.

Wednesday: Variable clouds; chance of showers. High 48-52.