Overview
- Steady overnight rain tapered to scattered showers by Friday morning across much of the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic, following widespread 1–3 inches in spots.
- The National Weather Service posted Wind Advisories for Friday with peak gusts commonly 40–50 mph, strongest from late morning into evening.
- Forecasters caution that the wind could down branches and trees and cause localized power outages, and residents are urged to secure outdoor decorations.
- Central Pennsylvania reported daily rainfall records on Thursday, including 2.49 inches at Williamsport and 1.87 inches at Harrisburg.
- Higher elevations may see wet snowflakes late Friday night into early Saturday, before winds gradually ease and cooler, drier weather returns for the weekend.
 
  
 