The next weather system will arrive in the Finger Lakes on Thursday with showers and a chance for some thunderstorms. Showers will linger into Friday and possibly Saturday. Temperatures will quickly warm starting Sunday with a hot and eventually humid week ahead next week.… Read More
Hot and humid conditions will persist on Thursday with highs in the mid 80s and dewpoints in the 70s. This environment will be suitable for thunderstorm development, but without a feature to trigger storms, it remains very uncertain where, when, and how many, if any, storms may develop. Anything that does form could have strong winds and hail to go with frequent lightning and torrential downpours. Many areas will likely end up dry most or all of the day, though. Thursday night will again be very warm and muggy with lows around 70 degrees.… Read More
Thunderstorms, some strong, will be possible over four of the next five days, thanks to a warm and humid airmass. Here is the latest on what is, and isn’t, known, broken down day by day.… Read More
Humidity will increase further on Wednesday, making for a soupy air mass to go with highs in the low and mid 80s. This atmosphere will be primed to support thunderstorms, but there will be no widespread, significant trigger to get the storms going. Still, scattered thunderstorms will likely bubble up during the afternoon hours, with stray showers and storms also possible especially in the morning, but really at any time of the day. Some areas may not end up with any rain at all, though. Any storms that pop up will contain torrential downpours, frequent lightning, and a chance for some strong winds or small hail.… Read More
Building heat and humidity will set the stage for multiple rounds of showers and thunderstorms over the coming days. With plenty of fuel to work with, some occasional stronger storms will be possible. Dewpoints will climb into the 70s, making for some very muggy days and nights. Cold fronts Friday and Sunday will both set temperatures back with an increased chance for stronger storms if all the pieces come together.… Read More