forecasts

Showers and thundershowers are moving through the region as the sun rises this morning.  Nothing too heavy is expected, but be alert to wet roads and possibly reduced visibility at times for the AM commute.

An excellent start to the work week, with lots of sun and blue sky… filtered through fair weather clouds. Highs this afternoon right around 80°. Humidity levels will be higher than yesterday, but still decent for late June.

A storm system approaches overnight, with scattered showers and thunderstorms are possible well after midnight. The system likely arrives just in time for the morning commute, and scattered showers and thunderstorms are likely from roughly 6am through 12pm. So our Tuesday starts out soggy and unsettled.

The sun may make an appearance late Tuesday afternoon, but with it will come increased humidity levels, and highs in the mid 80s. It’s going to feel a lot like summer this week around the Hudson Valley… for the first full week of the summer.

The afternoon will be mainly cloudy, unsettled and humid. As mentioned earlier, there is a threat for severe weather this afternoon and evening, as a cold front pushes into this warm and humid air mass.

Timing: 3pm to 9pm (highest risk 4pm to 7pm)
Threat: Damaging wind gusts (5% – 15% chance)

Our soggy Father’s Day will be the start of an extended pattern of unsettled weather across the Hudson Valley this week.

A weak Bermuda upper level high pressure, and a weak upper level low pressure in SE Canada, will combine to funnel unsettled weather into the Ohio Valley and the northeast over the next few days.  Here’s the futurecast radar every 6 hours for Monday through Friday, and you’ll see that repeated areas of rain showers develop and push eastward.

Futurecast Radar : Monday Morning through Friday Afternoon

So for the next 5 days, the devil will be in the details.  The timing of rain threats, and the chances for peeks of sunshine, will be difficult to pinpoint in the coming days.  We’ll have a chance for rain showers… even a thundershower… just about every day through this week.  Our first decent chance for rain showers comes Monday night, especially after midnight… into Tuesday morning.  But expect many tweaks and modifications to the forecast details over the next few days.  As we try to navigate our way through an unsettled and humid pattern.

Have a great Monday!

We suppose it’s only fair that Father’s Day is damp, because Mother’s Day was a washout as well.  So unfortunately, we’ve got scattered showers and areas of drizzle continuing for the afternoon on this Father’s Day. 

You can see on the 3pm Radar, that the showers are rather light and focused north of I-84.  Temps are generally holding in the upper 60s to the low 70s… but a very humid feel has settled into the region.  

As for the rest of the afternoon and evening, expect these conditions to continue… hopefully seeing the showers become few and far between.  A peek or two of sunshine can’t be ruled out before sunset, but in general, mainly cloudy, damp conditions will be the weather story.  We hope this weather doesn’t prevent all our dads from having an AMAZING Father’s Day with family and friends.

Happy Father’s Day!

Today will be the nicer of our weekend days, and also the warmer of the two days albeit breezy, with highs reaching the upper 70’s to near 80 and SW winds gusty at times.  Chance of showers begins tonight with the likelihood increasing as we get beyond midnight.

Showers are likely on Fathers Day and even a thunderstorm is possible during the afternoon.

Futurecast Radar: 6am to 6pm Sunday

Scattered showers will be around Sunday morning before sunrise, and stick with us through much of the day.  It appears that the rain may exit the region by mid to late afternoon on Sunday, but the majority of the day will run the risk of scattered showers.  Tomorrow looks to start an unsettled trend with a chance of a shower or thunderstorm continuing each day during the start of next week as well. Hope everyone has an enjoyable start to their weekend.