Southwest winds Monday morning will warm temperatures quickly after sunrise. Clouds will increase in the afternoon in association with a cold front. A stray spit of rain cannot be ruled out, especially north of the Thruway, but measurable precipitation will be highly unlikely. Highs will reach the mid and even upper 60s. Monday night will see a steady drop in temperatures, especially as skies clear overnight, with lows reaching the mid 30s.… Read More
A new area of high pressure will build in for the weekend, keeping skies sunny with no chance for rain. Temperatures will be a bit cool on Friday, but will steadily warm through the weekend with mid 60s on Sunday and Monday. Another dry front on Monday will reset temperatures back to the 50s for the middle of next week. There may finally be a little rain in the forecast late next week, but with still minimal amounts.… Read More
Friday will be a bit cooler than the last couple of days with highs in the mid 50s behind Thursday evening’s dry cold front. Skies will be sunny through the morning, but some thin clouds may filter the sunshine in the later afternoon hours. It will turn clear again Friday night with lows dropping well into the 30s with pockets of upper 20s.… Read More
A dry cold front this afternoon will bring a few clouds, but rain is unlikely for most. Temperatures will drop to the 50s for Friday, then climb back up into the 60s for the weekend. The cycle repeats on Monday with another dry front, a cool down Tuesday, and then a rebound for the latter half of next week. There may be some rain toward late next week and the following week. Until then, sunshine will continue to dominate.… Read More
Thursday will start out like the last couple of days: sunny with cold but increasing temperatures. Highs will top out in the upper 50s to around 60 degrees during the afternoon. Clouds will increase for the late afternoon with a few spits of rain possible across the region, but unlikely for any given location. Skies will gradually clear again overnight with lows making it well down into the 30s again.… Read More