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Most of the day will be spent in the 50s.

Fall is in sight my friends.

While an isolated damaging wind gust is possible, widespread severe weather not expected locally.

Not including today's near record warm, this October currently stands as the 4th warmest on record (to date).

Not including today's near record warm, this October currently stands as the 4th warmest on record (to date).

Saturday will not be a rainy day. We expect a line of showers to develop for midday. For most areas, a 20 to 40 minute period of gusty showers between 10am-4pm.

Just glorious!! This is the fall "look" many have been waiting to see locally. It will likely take the next 1-2 weeks to see these types of colors across south central PA.

From Meteorologist Brett Thackara: ABOVE THE #FOG: Check out this cool shot from our Marysville mountain camera. Above the fog, skies are trying to clear & the sun should help to eventually burn the fog off. You can see just how dense the fog is at the surface, however, from this high elevation! #27Weather #PAwx

Highs near 50 today followed by another round of chill for Tuesday and Wednesday.

River and creek levels will continue to subside today. The Susquehanna at Harrisburg and the Conodoguinet Creek at Hogestown have now receded well below flood stage.

Seasonable weather today followed by a milder Monday followed by colder air Tuesday and Wednesday followed by another torch just in time for New Years.

Quiet Sunday ahead but wild temperature swings on the way next week.

Susquehanna River at Harrisburg forecast to rise above flood stage (17') on Saturday and remain above flood stage on Sunday. Other local streams remain near bank full or minor flooding.