An area of low pressure over the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast US will spread some clouds north towards the Finger Lakes.

The Finger Lakes remains locked into a tranquil weather pattern with high pressure dominating and preventing any weather systems from approaching the area.

High pressure has built into the Finger Lakes and brought the region a fresh supply of cool air and clear skies.

A cold front will cross the Finger Lakes region this evening, bringing an end to our latest stretch of hot, dry weather.

Temperatures have been running about 15 degrees above normal for the Finger Lakes over the last few days. Friday and Saturday will offer no change from that, with highs well into the 80s both days.

High pressure centered south of the Finger Lakes has a firm grip on the weather east of the Mississippi River.

The weather in the Finger Lakes this week will be picture perfect for early autumn with plenty of sunshine and warm, but not too hot temperatures.

A series of low pressures will move through the Finger Lakes this weekend, bringing some much needed soaking rain.

If the recent stretch of hot, dry weather was not your idea of nice weather, perhaps Thursday will be better.

Cooler, more seasonable temperatures are on our doorstep as a cold front makes slow but steady progress eastward.

The hottest, most intense part of the summer waited for early September, but will soon ease up on the Finger Lakes.

An uncharacteristic late summer heat wave and dry spell will only intensify over the Finger Lakes in the coming days.

A large area of high pressure along the spine of the Appalachian Mountains is bringing summer like heat and humidity to the eastern two-thirds of the United States.

Friday morning is starting off chilly across the Finger Lakes, with temperatures in the 40s and 50s.

Thursday’s weather will not be a washout, but it will be a cool day with some occasional light rain showers.

A new Tropical Storm- the fifth of the year- formed over the central Atlantic Ocean overnight. Named Erika, this system will need to be watched closely.