Heat Index Values will rise into the upper 90s for some with a few stronger thunderstorms late this afternoon.

A few scattered thunderstorms will be possible this afternoon, especially across the western parts of the Finger Lakes.

Dry and increasingly hot temperatures will persist for much of this week.

Tropical Storm Hermine will meander off the Mid-Atlantic coast, causing flooding, high winds and massive beach erosion.

Level 3 (Extreme) Drought continues across much of the Finger Lakes according to this week’s drought report.

A cold front will bring scattered showers this morning with a better chance for storms this evening.

Cool weather will settle in for the first few days of September, but summer is not over yet.

Morning clouds Friday will give way to sun by the afternoon.

The drought status map for the Finger Lakes remains unchanged this week.

A storm system will bring some scattered showers Thursday and early Friday.

There are currently two names storms in the Atlantic, but it is a yet unnamed tropical wave that is the biggest concern over the next week or so.

Cool temperatures, low humidity and morning fog will make it actually feel like late summer in the Finger Lakes for a change.

A cold front will bring showers this morning and steadier afternoon rain to the Finger Lakes on Sunday.

Friday and Saturday will have some great late summer weather in the Finger Lakes before a chance for much needed rain on Sunday.

Parts of the Finger Lakes are now classified as a Level 3, Extreme drought

After a near-miss on Tuesday, the weather will settle down in the Finger Lakes for a few days.