Good evening. Pennsylvania. I'm Aaron Jolly. That light rain you heard overnight? Just a preview. After one of the driest winters on record. Pennsylvania is about to get the soaking it needs. But the warmth will be anything but evenly distributed. In the next 24 hours. Here's the setup. A stalled front across the state is creating two very different weather stories. Down in Southeast Pennsylvania, you're sitting at 51 degrees under gray skies. A slight chance of rain around 7 P.M., then fog rolls in overnight. Lows dip to 42. Thursday stays cool and damp with rain likely — highs only near 50 degrees. Head west and it's a different world. Western Pennsylvania surges to 66 degrees Thursday. That's nearly 39 degrees warmer than normal for early March. Rain moves in after 9 P.M. Tonight and falls heavy at times, with even a rumble of thunder possibl ...