If I have a temporary drivers license, can I drive out of state?

It would depend entirely on the rules of the state you are going in to. If you are going into Indiana, yes.

Indiana A holder of an out of state learner's permit may legally operate a vehicle in Indiana as long as they follow the guidelines of the state in which that permit was issued. The seat beside the holder must be occupied by a guardian or relative of the holder who holds a valid operator's, chauffeur's or public passenger chauffeur's license

South to Kentucky? Yes, but with limits.

Kentucky State law in Kentucky allows the holder of a valid instruction permit issued by their home state/jurisdiction to operate a motor vehicle. The driver must be at least 16 years of age and abide by the following restrictions: 1) licensed operator over the age of 21 must be in the front seat beside the driver; 2) no operation between the hours of 12 Midnight and 6:00 A.M. Also, the operator would be required to adhere to any other restrictions placed on the operation of the motor vehicle by the issuing state.

Pennsylvania? Not allowed.

Pennsylvania A nonresident who is in possession of a valid learner's permit from their home state may “NOT” operate a Motor Vehicle while traveling through Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania law recognizes valid driver licenses issued in the person's home state, but does not authorize the use of a learner's permit issued in another state.

depends on the state most all states will let you drive but where there are alot of teenagers getting into trouble driving the state might have some restrictions just call your dmv...... drive safe

If by temporary license you mean a learners permit than yes you can drive out of state as long as a parent or guardian is in the car with u.