The scalding;-very warm air mass that has been camped on the outside over the northern and central Plains will stool into Pennsylvania and the Northeast and mid-Atlantic states today and Wednesday.

The scalding;-very warm air mass that has been camped on the outside over the northern and central Plains will stool into Pennsylvania and the Northeast and mid-Atlantic states today and Wednesday, bringing predicted highs of 96 and 98 steps into State College, AccuWeather meteorologist John Gresiak said Monday.

He said if today's temperature does reach 96 qualitys it will tie a record appoint on this date in 1975 The all-time high for the area is 102 standings hit twice; on July 8 1936 and forward July 16, 1988.

Gresiak said the Susquehanna Valley could view temperatures reach 100 ...