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Discussion Update: 5:35 AM Friday
Good morning Central New York! A wet start to the day, with mild, breezy weather to finish out the work week. Details below...
Mohawk Valley Weather Discussion
Clouds and a few showers to start out your Friday morning. The heaviest rain has now passed east of the area. Clouds and a few showers will linger this morning, so it may be a good idea to bring an umbrella on your way out the door. Quite mild out this morning too, with a bit of a breeze. Here's a look at your bus stop forecast:
Scattered rain showers comes to an end before noon today. Some brief afternoon sunshine is expected (especially from the Mohawk Valley south) with drier, cooler air rolling in later in the day. Highs near 50.
As slightly cooler weather wraps around our next storm system, we'll see a weak response from Lake Ontario. Lake effect cloudiness and a few showers will develop later this afternoon and this evening. Winds will be from the west, meaning most of the showers will be confined to the north country. Winds shift to the northwest briefly tonight, allowing some rain showers to dip into the Mohawk Valley later tonight. Overnight lows near 40.
Mostly cloudy on Saturday, with a few lake effect rain showers. High pressure quickly builds in by Saturday afternoon, drying us out. A return to sunshine is expected Sunday, with a pleasant finish to the weekend.
On Monday, low pressure will hug the coast and deliver us a steady period of rain. As we continue into next week, our weather patterns look to shift towards the cooler, unsettled side. Temperatures will return to seasonable levels, with highs in the 40s and much more cloudiness than we saw this week.
North Country Weather Discussion
Scattered showers and clouds throughout most of the day. Breezy. High 45-50. Clouds and showers tonight. Lows near 40 degrees.
Southern Valleys Weather Discussion
Cloudy with early morning rain showers, a few peeks of sun by the afternoon. Breezy. High 50-55. Mostly cloudy tonight with a slight chance of a rain shower. Lows near 40 degrees.
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