As low pressure pulls away from the area on Friday, only stay flurries will be left behind for Friday and the first part of Saturday. Then, a weather disturbance will pass through, teaming up with Lake Ontario to produce widespread rain and snow showers late Saturday afternoon and Saturday evening. A few showers and flurries will linger into Sunday morning, but dry weather will then take over. Sunshine and temperatures in the 50s will return by Tuesday and remain for most of the rest of next week.… Read More

Lingering moisture behind Thursday’s low pressure system, enhanced by influences from the Great Lakes, will lead to areas of light but widespread precipitation through the morning hours. Most of this will fall as snow with little to no accumulation. Precipitation will taper to isolated, brief showers, rain or snow, in the afternoon and continuing through the night. Afternoon highs will be in the upper 30s and low 40s, except in higher terrain, where mid 30s are more likely. Overnight lows will then drop into the upper 20s and low 30s with colder pockets. Steady north winds will turn to the northwest late in the day.… Read More

Low pressure will bring rain to the area today, with snow taking over as the precipitation is departing to the east this evening. Some higher elevations in the east could see an inch or two, but lower elevations are not expected to see any significant accumulation. Lake effect rain and snow showers will linger Friday, Saturday, and even into Sunday. Temperatures will remain chilly with breezy north and northwest winds. High pressure will build in next week, increasing temperatures and bringing sunshine back to the area.… Read More

Low pressure to our south will strengthen on Thursday, spreading widespread rain throughout the region for most of the day. That rain will start to change over to snow as the sun sets, first at higher elevations and eventually for most areas. Accumulations will be limited to a coating on grassy surfaces, except over higher elevations where a couple inches may fall overnight. Temperatures will top out in the mid 40s around midday, then slowly dip in the afternoon. A more substantial drop into the 30s will occur after sunset, with lows between 30-35 degrees. Winds will be from the northeast and north at 10-15 mph.… Read More

Clouds will gradually increase today and rain will develop overnight as an over-hyped low pressure system begins to take shape to our south. This low will bring us rain throughout Thursday, with some areas turning to snow Thursday night as the low begins to strengthen along the coast. By Friday morning, the low will be well to our east and departing the region, leaving cold north winds in its wake. That will kick off some lake effect rain and snow showers that will linger into the weekend. High pressure will build in next week, bringing mainly dry weather and a slow recovery in temperatures.… Read More

Clouds will gradually thicken over the course of the day Wednesday, but no rain is expected until a few evening showers pass through. There will be a better chance for rain well after midnight. Temperatures will be held to the low and mid 50s thanks to the clouds and nearly calm winds. Nighttime temperatures will hold mainly in the mid 40s.… Read More

A warm front will bring some morning clouds but a mild, sunny afternoon today. Clouds increase for Wednesday as low pressure begins to take form to our south. Rain will spread in Wednesday night and continue into Thursday. A strong low pressure will develop along the coast Thursday night, pulling cold air into the region. Lake Ontario will interact with moisture for the low to produce rain and snow showers Thursday night through Saturday morning. Snow accumulations will most likely be limited to minor amounts over higher elevations Thursday night. Cloudy, cool conditions are expected Sunday and Monday with dry weather and recovering temperatures later next week.… Read More

Tuesday will be the mildest day of the week with highs generally 55-60 degrees. It will also be the sunniest day, with a period of mostly sunny skies in the afternoon following a mix of sun and clouds in the morning. Winds will be on the breezy side, especially in the midday and afternoon, with a gradual turn from the southwest early to the northwest by night. Clouds will increase again around sunset with a few stray showers through the nighttime hours. Overnight lows will be similar to the night before with most areas between 35-40 degrees.… Read More

After some showers Monday, temperatures will get a boost back toward 60 degrees on Tuesday with some sun. Late showers will be possible Wednesday, with at least some scattered showers Thursday. A coastal system may impact the area late in the week, but may also mostly miss the area. The snow hype is flying, but in reality, anything more than a light coating mainly over higher elevations will be tough to envision and is unlikely to occur. Still, confidence is low, so I will continue to monitor the situation closely, as I always do.… Read More

Monday will be breezy and cool with wind gusts from the northwest as high as 35 mph. Skies will be mostly cloudy and a few showers or spits of drizzle will be possible. Temperatures will top out in the upper 40s and low 50s. There may be some gradual breaking up of the clouds overnight with lows mainly in the upper half of the 30s to around 40 degrees.… Read More

Friday will still be on the mild side, but many places will have a hard time reaching 50 degrees on Saturday. Rain showers will be common on Saturday, though a few breaks of sun cannot be ruled out, either. Sunday will have a better chance for some sun before showers return late and continue into Monday. Late next week looks chilly and unsettled; be skeptical of snow storm hype, though.… Read More

Friday will start out with dry weather through the morning, midday and early afternoon. Skies will be rather cloudy overall, but there may be some gaps of sunshine, especially in the morning. A few showers will start to develop by the late afternoon, with a gradual increase in coverage through the evening and especially into the overnight. Temperatures will remain mild, though not as warm as the last two days, with highs in the low and mid 60s. Winds will be steady, but light, gradually turning from the south to the west and then northwest.… Read More

While a steady, soaking rain is not in the cards anytime soon, we are leaving behind the pattern of sunny, totally dry days and warm temperatures. Most of the upcoming days will have stray showers or spits of rain. The best chance for a rainier day will come on Saturday. The mild weather will also depart, falling from highs near 70 today to the 60s tomorrow and then the 50s and even 40s beyond.… Read More

Showers and a few areas of steadier rain will be likely Thursday morning with amounts generally up to a quarter-inch. Some sun should gradually work out in the afternoon. Southwest winds will blow much of the day, though northern areas may see a shift to the northwest late. Afternoon highs will be in the upper 60s to low 70s one final time before cooler air starts to build in on Friday.… Read More

Temperatures will push into the low and mid 70s this afternoon with sunny skies and a steady south wind. Rain showers are likely Wednesday night and Thursday morning, followed by an increase in sun Thursday afternoon with highs around 70 degrees one more time. Temperatures will start to fall from there, with highs steadily in the low 50s starting Saturday. Additional rain showers are likely Friday night into Saturday, and again on Monday.… Read More

Wednesday will be a warm day courtesy of ample sunshine and a steady south wind. Most areas should be at or above 70 degrees in the afternoon. Clouds will start to thicken up late with cloudy skies after dark. Scattered showers will begin to mover in overnight. With the nighttime clouds and south winds increasing, it will be very warm with overnight lows in the upper 50s and low 60s.… Read More