Thursday will start out like the last couple of days: sunny with cold but increasing temperatures. Highs will top out in the upper 50s to around 60 degrees during the afternoon. Clouds will increase for the late afternoon with a few spits of rain possible across the region, but unlikely for any given location. Skies will gradually clear again overnight with lows making it well down into the 30s again.… Read More
A cold front will bring a few stray showers through the early afternoon, but skies will otherwise be a mix of sun and clouds. Gusty northwest winds will develop, peaking during the midday and afternoon hours with a few gusts approaching 40 mph. These winds will keep temperatures cool with highs in the mid and upper 50s. The wind will gradually die down overnight with clear skies, allowing for at least patchy frost by Tuesday morning with lows ranging from the mid 30s to the low 40s.… Read More
Our area will again be near the very edge of an active belt of rain and thunderstorms tracking through the Upper Great Lakes into the Mid-Atlantic region. Therefore, a stray shower or storm cannot be ruled out, especially across the Southern Tier. A thunderstorm complex passing to the south during the evening could spread some light rain into the southern half of the region as well, but this remains quite uncertain. Overall, most areas will be dry throughout the day and probably the night, too. Winds will be light from the northwest, reducing dewpoints slightly to the mid and low 60s. Afternoon highs will be in the upper 70s to around 80 degrees.… Read More
Wednesday will be dry for the vast majority of the region, but one or two stray showers or storms may pop up in the afternoon with a few more showers overnight. Humidity levels will be higher, combining with afternoon highs mostly in the mid 80s. Nighttime temperatures will stay close to or a bit below 70 degrees. Light south winds will be steady day and night.… Read More
A stray shower cannot be ruled out this weekend, but most areas will not see any rain. Temperatures and humidity levels will remain comfortable before increasing significantly next week. Heat index values toward the middle of next week could approach or exceed 100 degrees, turning the hot weather into hazardous heat.… Read More