Central PA Endures Dry Spell with Summer Heat into Mid-September
Central PA Endures Dry Spell with Summer Heat into Mid-September
US · Published Sep 12, 2025
Central Pennsylvania experiences its longest dry spell of the year, lasting over two weeks.
High temperatures in the upper 80s and low 90s, combined with increasing humidity, exacerbate the dry conditions.
The dry spell is expected to persist into early next week, raising concerns about agriculture, water resources, and wildfire risk.
Prolonged dry spell hits Central Pennsylvania
Central Pennsylvania is currently grappling with a prolonged dry spell, marking the most extended period without measurable rainfall this year. For over two weeks, the region has seen virtually no precipitation, leading to increasingly dry conditions. Adding to the concern, temperatures have been steadily rising, reaching into the upper 80s and low 90s. The combination of high temperatures and persistent dryness is further exacerbated by rising humidity levels, creating uncomfortable conditions for residents.
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