The Pennsylvania State Climatologist is a service to the Commonwealth by the College of Earth and Mineral Sciences and Penn State.

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Climatic Data - Provides the norm's and "records", including Temperatures, heating & cooling degree days, percent of possible sunshine, sky cover, precipitation, relative humidity, and sunrise/set times.

Hourly Observations - Provides hourly weather observations for the period of record.

Daily Weather Archives - Provides the daily maximum temperature, minimum temperature, average temperature, Heating & Cooling Degree Days, Growing Degree Days, Average Dewpoint, Average Relative Humidity, Average Wind Speed, Average Wind Direction, Average Pressure, and the Total Precipitation.

Means & Extremes - Contains the Daily Mean Temperatures and the Daily Extremes (record max, min, precipitation, and snowfall) including the year in which they occurred.

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Mailing Address:

Pennsylvania State Climatologist
503 Walker Building
University Park, PA 16802

Online:

Data Request Form

E-mail:

psc@meteo.psu.edu

Phone:

814-865-8732