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Meet the Stormtracker Team
Joe is WTAJ's Chief Meterorologist and you can catch him weekdays at 5PM, 6PM and 11PM.
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Regina is the meteorologist for WTAJ News This Morning and WTAJ News at Noon.
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Brian Thompson
Brian forecasts the weather on the weekend editions of WTAJ News at 6 & 11pm.
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Latest River Levels
Stormtracker 7 Day Forecast
The Latest Stormtracker Forecast
Updated: Wednesday Night, September 8th
After a hot start to the work week, cooler air has now started to move into the region. A northwesterly flow of this cool air will allow for some clouds to mix in with our sunshine at times Thursday. In fact, it could turn mostly cloudy for a while, especially north of I-80 where there could even be a pop up shower in a few spots. It will be a much cooler day with highs in the upper 60s. Friday will still be cool with clouds and sunshine but as an area of high pressure slides south of the area, Saturday will be mostly sunny and even warmer with temperatures rebounding well into the 70s.This warm up will not last though as an approaching front will bring more clouds and the possibility for a couple of showers Sunday. Behind that front, Monday will actually be partly sunny and relatively warm. A more impressive push of cold air will then move in for the middle of next week.
Stormtracker Weather Blog
"Three Observations About Today's Heat"
Posted by: Meteorologist Joe Murgo
We hit 91 degrees on Tuesday in Altoona. Could it be the last time we hit 90 this year?
Sunday, September 5th, 2010
"Southern Tier Counties Seeing Drought Conditions"
Posted by: Meteorologist Brian Thompson
It has been a pretty dry summer all across Central Pennsylvania. Even so, parts of our southern tier counties have been hardest hit.
