A brisk and cool weather pattern will sweep through central Pennsylvania over the next 24 to 48 hours, bringing occasional showers and gusty winds that could impact outdoor activities.

Scattered rain showers are expected this evening, with light precipitation possible from Chambersburg to Lewisburg, potentially dropping between 0.05 to 0.25 inches of rainfall.

Wind gusts could reach 15 to 30 mph by Wednesday morning, with the highest winds anticipated in the Laurel Mountains.

Northwest Pennsylvania will experience the most persistent weather activity, with lake-effect rain showers likely near and downwind from the Lake Erie shoreline. The Allegheny plateau could see occasional upslope showers throughout Wednesday and Thursday.

Meanwhile, eastern Pennsylvania will remain mostly dry but

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