Rain showers are moving across the Great Lakes this morning as warmer air pushes northeast.

Flash flood watches have been issued for the western FLX and additional watches may be issued for the remainder of the region this morning.

After a weekend full of great weather, the high pressure responsible for the sun and warmth will try to give the Finger Lakes one more really nice day on Monday.

Areas of dense fog in the wake of locally heavy rain on Thursday will reduce visibility early Thursday morning.

An area of low pressure will track from the Midwest across our region on Thursday, bringing a period of heavy rain to most of the area.

Early morning showers along a cold front are moving out of the Finger Lakes and Central New York this morning.

The stretch of nice weather will continue for the Finger Lakes for a little while longer.

High pressure is moving across the Great Lakes today, bringing clear skies and mild afternoon temperatures after a chilly start.

Early morning rain showers over western New York will cross the Finger Lakes during the mid and late morning hours, with some additional showers possible through the afternoon.

Numerous showers this morning ahead of a warm front will give way to thunderstorms this afternoon.

Clouds, drizzle and a few showers will persist across the Finger Lakes on Monday, especially during the earlier half of the day.

An area of high pressure will slide through the region today, bringing us quiet weather for Friday.

Thursday is off to a pleasant start across the Finger Lakes with a mix of sun, some clouds, and comfortable temperatures.

A couple of early morning lines of strong to severe thunderstorms have moved through our region. As these storms push east, little else is expected in the Finger Lakes today.

High pressure has moved into the region after a front passed through on Sunday, resulting in some very nice weather to start the week.

A cold front will move through the Finger Lakes this afternoon, but a lack of support from the mid and upper levels of the atmosphere will mitigate the severe and flash flooding risk.