Deanna777
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Here in Vermont, we had temps in the 70's, sunny, and it felt like summer! Currently it is partly cloudy, sunny, warm. They issued a Red Flag Warning (on Tuesday). Brush fires continue to be a risk today. While the Red Flag Warning has expired, they issued a Special Weather Statement from the National Weather Service for near-critically low humidity, making any fires that start extremely difficult to contain.
The good news is that there is rain on the way. First though, the bulk of Wednesday will remain primarily dry. Rain doesn't arrive in the St. Lawrence Valley until later this evening and does not become widespread until late tonight and early Thursday. Highs today will climb into the upper 60's and lower 70's with mainly cloudy skies overhead.
The early morning hours on Thursday will be the wettest period of the day, followed by scattered on and off showers into Thursday afternoon. Right now, most areas look to receive a fairly widespread 0.5" to 1" inch of rain, with locally higher amounts possible across Northern New York. Temp will be much cooler, with most of us only reaching highs in the 50's.
Friday, and the weekend both look drier, although a few spotty showers cannot be ruled out each day. Temps will trend cooler, with highs in the upper 40's and low to mid 50's, and overnight lows falling back into the 30's.
More rain is possible early next week, but temps will begin to rebound by Monday, with highs reaching the mid to upper 50's.
Deanna
The good news is that there is rain on the way. First though, the bulk of Wednesday will remain primarily dry. Rain doesn't arrive in the St. Lawrence Valley until later this evening and does not become widespread until late tonight and early Thursday. Highs today will climb into the upper 60's and lower 70's with mainly cloudy skies overhead.
The early morning hours on Thursday will be the wettest period of the day, followed by scattered on and off showers into Thursday afternoon. Right now, most areas look to receive a fairly widespread 0.5" to 1" inch of rain, with locally higher amounts possible across Northern New York. Temp will be much cooler, with most of us only reaching highs in the 50's.
Friday, and the weekend both look drier, although a few spotty showers cannot be ruled out each day. Temps will trend cooler, with highs in the upper 40's and low to mid 50's, and overnight lows falling back into the 30's.
More rain is possible early next week, but temps will begin to rebound by Monday, with highs reaching the mid to upper 50's.
Deanna
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