Tuesday is going to be a damp day in the Finger Lakes.
Rounds of showers and thunderstorms will be possible throughout the day, but will focus their energy during the afternoon hours. The first round of showers will arrive in the Finger Lakes during the late-morning hours, with the last round arriving during the early-evening hours.
Active weather returns later today into this evening. @NWSSPC Indicates a slight chance for severe t'storms in parts of the area, with gusty winds & localized flash-flooding the greatest threats. Detailed forecast here: https://t.co/dv9aDpJ43M #NYWX #PAWX pic.twitter.com/op73iXlZ9Z
— NWS Binghamton (@NWSBinghamton) August 21, 2018
It will setup for a better Wednesday, but humidity will remain constant in the meantime.
Rain will spread across the region today. This graphic gives the hour range of when the start of the rain is likely. Late this afternoon and evening thunderstorms will become strong to severe across WNY. pic.twitter.com/RUpDn298T6
— NWS Buffalo (@NWSBUFFALO) August 21, 2018
The Storm Prediction Center says that a few storms could even produce gusty winds and locally heavy rainfall. Isolated flash flooding will be possible, but not expected across the entire region. Any flooding will be very localized.
Slight chance of a few strong thundestorms late this afternoon and evening in #WNY. Stay with us through the day and we'll keep you posted. #ROC pic.twitter.com/uSTS6U3vSL
— Mark McLean (@Wxandgardenguy) August 21, 2018
Unsettled weather returns Tuesday into Wednesday. Greatest rain chances will be late afternoon/early evening Tuesday into early Wednesday morning, with some locally heavy rainfall possible. Dry and sunny weather returns Thursday through the first half of the weekend! #NYwx #PAwx pic.twitter.com/j7pr57g0tr
— NWS Binghamton (@NWSBinghamton) August 21, 2018
Rain potential will begin to increase tonight and Tuesday morning. Locally heavy rain is possible at times on Tuesday. Below is a map of forecasted rainfall through Wednesday morning. Some locally higher rain amounts will be possible in areas with the heaviest rainfall. pic.twitter.com/2dx9eZhb6W
— NWS Buffalo (@NWSBUFFALO) August 21, 2018
Check out the FingerLakes1.com Weather Center for the latest information.
