A stalled out frontal boundary has been sitting to our south since late last week. Finally, this front will push north through the Finger Lakes area, resulting in a very moist air mass settling in.

Rain showers should arrive in the Finger Lakes region this afternoon as an area of precipitation out ahead of a warm front moves east.

High pressure has given the Finger Lakes a cold start Thursday morning, but bright sunshine will help temperatures rebound this afternoon.

Long gone is the hot and humid airmass that has been baking the Finger Lakes since late last week. In its place, below normal temperatures are moving in.

Tuesday will be the day of transition for the Finger Lakes as the taste of summer gives way to a brief shot of below normal temperatures.

With hot and humid air in place and a small disturbance swinging into the region, showers and thunderstorms are beginning to quickly develop.

Another round of showers and thunderstorms will likely develop this afternoon across the Finger Lakes, a few of which could become strong to severe.

The Finger Lakes’ early taste of summer will continue on Saturday, with more hot weather and in increase in humidity.

Friday will be hot and dry as the warmest air since late last summer sizzles into the Finger Lakes.

Spring is one of the most volatile periods each year in American weather. Everything is possible, and everything will be ongoing over the next few days.

Rain is starting Wednesday morning just south of the Finger Lakes across northern Pennsylvania along a warm front.

A frontal boundary is draped over the Finger Lakes this morning. An area of low pressure is riding along this front over the Mid-west and should bring some showers into the Finger Lakes by this evening.

Red flag Warnings have been issued for the Finger Lakes and surrounding areas Monday. What is a red flag warning though?

Besides dodging a couple showers today across the Finger Lakes, the weather this weekend will be quite nice ahead of a warm, almost hot week ahead.

After a fairly nice day on Tuesday, the Finger Lakes region is in for an even better day on Wednesday.

Some more enjoyable weather will move back into the Finger Lakes as low pressure off the New England coast pulls away and high pressure builds in.