Weather Blogging
Weather is complex, and often, a simple graphic does not tell the whole story.
That is why Finger Lakes Weather meteorologist Drew Montreuil blogs frequently.
From detailed forecast discussions and recapping recent weather events, to looking beyond our region at what the weather is doing elsewhere, to teaching about the weather in an easy to understand format, Finger Lakes Weather offers four different blogs.
Commenting and sharing is encouraged! After all, Weather is Social!
Local Weather Forecasts
Weather forecasts for the Finger Lakes and surrounding areas.
Extended Forecast: Areas of frost next three nights
The next few days will be marked by stray showers during the daytime hours and clearing skies at night. Cold air will hold afternoon highs to near or just over 50 degrees, while nighttime temperatures drop to the 30s. Areas of frost are likely, though due to the technicalities surrounding the issuing of Frost Advisories, the areas most at risk for frost will not have advisories in place. Temperatures will moderate a bit early next week before another cool down late in the week.… Read More
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FLX Weather Updates
Company updates, announcements, and weather event summaries.
No time to rest: Multiple weather hazards expected Tuesday (wind, snow, flooding)
Wind warnings, watches, and advisories are in effect for the entire region for Tuesday, but areas of flooding and some snow will also be hazards to watch for. … Read More
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Weather Education
Easy to understand explainations of how the weather works.
Making a Snow Forecast: A behind-the-scenes-look using Sunday Night’s snow event
A detailed look at the thoughtful, scientific process that goes into creating an FLX Weather snow map, using Sunday night’s snow event as a case study.… Read More
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Weather Outside the FLX
Significant weather events happening outside the Finger Lakes.
Extremely active Atlantic Hurricane Season continues with five simultaneous storms
The Atlantic Ocean had five named storms at once today for the first and only other time since 1971. [Read Time- 1:51]… Read More
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