A cold front will sweep through the Finger Lakes on Monday- but it could be so much worse.

A cold front moved through the Finger Lakes on  Thursday with some areas of heavy rain. Behind the front, much more comfortable air is settling in.

The good news is that the high heat and humidity is about to end. However, this airmass will not move out without causing a host of other troubles as it departs.

A weak, slow moving disturbance is over the Finger Lakes this morning and will only slowly drift towards the east.

The weather today will vary greatly from location to location as a disturbance tracks north-northeast out of Pennsylvania towards western New York.

While not the most extreme heat of the year, this stretch of summer will be the most persistent so far in 2015.

A weak disturbance will drop southeast into the Finger Lakes from the Upper Great Lakes late this afternoon and remain stalled out over the region into Saturday.

A slow moving area of steady rain moved across the Finger Lakes last night.

Not only has the weather been very enjoyable over the last few weeks, but the dryness has allowed the soil to recover from the extremely wet June and early July we experienced.

The Finger Lakes will enjoy some quiet, comfortable weather to end the work week thanks to high pressure over the Great Lakes.

A parade of weak weather systems has been marching through the Great Lakes and New England.

A disturbance will slowly meander through the Finger Lakes on Monday, triggering some showers and a few strong thunderstorms.

The cold front that moved through the Finger Lakes on Thursday is now well to the east of our region, but its parent low pressure is now stalled out and will continue to impact our weather in the coming days.

High pressure to our southeast and an approaching cold front have combined to set up a conveyer belt of hot air from the Deep South into the Finger Lakes.

Another stretch of dry, quiet weather is unfolding for the Finger Lakes, but this time with some heat.

The simply picture perfect weather the Finger Lakes has been basking in the last few days will continue for Friday and, for the most part, Saturday as well.