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HWO The tropical remnants of Barry will cross our region Wednesday and Wednesday night. This will lead to some showers and thunderstorms that will likely contain torrential downpours. Thursday through Saturday will then be oppressively warm and humid with apparent temperatures (heat index values) forecast to climb to between 95 and 100. At these levels...a heat advisory would be required. The peak of this heat should be on Friday.

Hopefully that excessive heat doesn't make it up here lol Very warm temperatures are expected this period, though a tropical system, presently along the northern Gulf of Mexico as Tropical Storm Barry will send moisture northward and across our region by midweek. This system may result in more cloud cover (and lower afternoon highs) while also increasing the surface dewpoints (heat indices may climb well into the 90s). Tuesday a weak warm front will push across the region, bringing much warmer and humid air across the region. A stray shower or thunderstorm is possible along this boundary. This warm front may bring a few showers Tuesday night to the North Country, with areas south of Lake Ontario mainly dry and muggy. Wednesday and Thursday a wealth of tropical moisture around the Great Lakes region may fuel a few mainly afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Models are hinting at a weak cold front dropping southward from Canada by midweek...that will not only hold back on the heat, but also increase chances for storminess. As 850 hPa temperatures near +18 to +20C, surface high temperatures Tuesday and Wednesday may near 90F across the Lake Plain, and slightly cooler inland. If this cold front to the north does push down across northern New York Wednesday and Thursday, then temperatures east of Lake Ontario will likely remain in the lower to mid 80s, a bit cooler than what we have in the forecast now.

Local WU station in about 30 min..

Very heavy rain moving through, quite windy as well...

We could use a little bit of rain..

Could be worst, if we lived in the MA lol

Yeah majority of SR models keep kbuf mostly dry today, different story to the east where 3k Nam is showing 1"-2" an HR rainfall, Albeit short lived..

First 90° day yesterday for kfzy, sitting at 81° currently with dews in the lower 70s... HWO Heat index values will again climb into the upper 80s and lower 90s today. If you are planning to be outdoors, be sure to stay hydrated and take frequent breaks in the shade or inside if possible. In addition, there will also be a risk for slow moving thunderstorms that could produce locally heavy rainfall today. .DAYS TWO THROUGH SEVEN...Saturday through Thursday. There will again be a risk for slow moving thunderstorms and locally heavy rainfall on Saturday. We could use a little bit of rain..

Looks like a warm week incoming with Max temps between 78-83 (forecasted) which is several degrees above normal.. The 90's look to stay south, especially over the MA region where some could see an "official" heat wave.. As of now the CPC has day 8-14 probabilities average-below average for the GL region..

DP may be running a little high but it's hot lol

Congrats B'ville Matt !! Now I Know I'm in for a good winter with many Westerly events Local WU station finished with 2.7" liquid yesterday...

First flood warning of the spring/summer.. The National Weather Service in Buffalo has issued a * Flood Warning for... Cayuga County in central New York... Oswego County in central New York... * Until 145 PM EDT. * At 1038 AM EDT, Doppler radar and automated rain gauges indicated thunderstorms with heavy rain over the area. The rain will cause flooding. Up to two and a half inches of rain have already fallen. * Some locations that will experience flooding include... Oswego, Fulton, Fair Haven Beach State Park, Pulaski, Central Square, Weedsport, Redfield, Cato, Selkirk Shores State Park and Mexico Point State Park. This includes the following highways... Interstate 90 near exit 40. Interstate 81 between exits 32 and 38.

Could be quite the soaker ..

Washout: An inch or more of rain Thursday could cause minor flooding, push Lake Ontario higher Heavy rain will hit the Rochester-Finger Lakes region Thursday, with an inch possible in many spots and higher totals possible in the southern parts of the region. Some minor flooding is possible, and the rain could push already-swollen Lake Ontario to new record heights. Light rain and a few thundershowers are possible Wednesday, but the heavier precipitation arrives Thursday morning. Rain is expected to continue all day and fall even harder Thursday night, the National Weather Service said. A few thunderstorms are possible as well. The track of an oncoming storm system remained uncertain Wednesday morning, the National Weather Service said, and hence forecasters found it difficult to predict rainfall totals. An inch of rain was likely in many locations, with 1½ inches possible in the Southern Tier. The heavy rain, should it develop as forecast, could put a damper on the hopes of Lake Ontario shoreline property owners that water levels will go down. The lake has been above the previous record high water level since May 31, and peaked at its highest point yet on Friday after a modest rainfall on Thursday. It has declined slightly since then, but likely would go up again after Thursday's rainfall, with a new high-water mark possible. Rain is expected to let up by early Friday, with sunny skies returning for much of the day. Rainfall in Rochester was very close to the long-term average for the first half of June, but areas near the east end of Lake Ontario have had nearly double their normal ration of rain in that time.

Last couple of days haven't been to shabby, north of the front.. Humidity up a little today but far from terrible..

Not much to complain about this week, besides Thursday the rest of the week looks dry with Max temps in the low-mid 70's...

I could say the same for people that like hot and humid weather haha. Nothing like catching a sweat the minute u leave the house lol Or better yet getting eating alive by every bug imaginable.. I enjoy my grass to look green not brown, Albeit this rain is getting a bit much, I'd take 60s everyday

Struggle to even hit 60 today, currently 53° with moderate rain.. Already exceeded forecasted rain amounts, looks like plenty more to go.. Tomorrow will be another day struggling to hit 60 before we have a week of mostly average temps (low-mid 70s)

Hard to ask for a better day than this! 63° with full sun in the middle of June.. Week and a half and we start losing daylight lol

Finished with just under an inch liquid.. One decent day tomorrow and then back to some rain Thursday/Friday...