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After a few clouds clear out this evening, expect mainly clear skies tonight with lows into the lower 50s. Another great day is coming up on Wednesday with lots of sunshine and mild temps into mid 70s. We will see an increase in humidity as we work towards Thursday and Friday, but we will stay dry with sunshine. A few showers and storms will arrive over the weekend, with the wettest day likely on Saturday. We stay warm into next week with only a few isolated showers.
Tom DiVecchio Updated We have more sunshine in the forecast today. Temperatures approach 80 degrees, giving us a more summer like feel.
Tom DiVecchio Updated Dew points will be on the rise today as we get into a more sultry summer weather pattern.
Early showers and rumbles end tonight while it remains warm and muggy. Lows into the lower 70s. Weather Aware Days will be in place Wednesday through Thursday as there is a threat for strong to severe thunderstorms in the late morning into the early afternoon each day. The main threats will come from damaging winds and heavy rain, but a touch a hail cannot be ruled out. Highs remain close to record breaking territory, getting close to 90 degrees on Thursday. Heat Index values may reach the mid 90s at times, so make sure to stay hydrated and keep cool. Temps start backing off as we head into next week.
Tom DiVecchio Updated Some storms this morning possible in Erie in the muggy air. Some storms will affect Crawford and Warren counties.
Early showers and rumbles end tonight while it remains warm and muggy. Lows into the lower 70s. Weather Aware Days will be in place Wednesday through Thursday as there is a threat for strong to severe thunderstorms in the late morning into the early afternoon each day. The main threats will come from damaging winds and heavy rain, but a touch a hail cannot be ruled out. Highs remain close to record breaking territory, getting close to 90 degrees on Thursday. Heat Index values may reach the mid 90s at times, so make sure to stay hydrated and keep cool. Temps start backing off as we head into next week.
We could see an isolated rain shower Monday morning, but mostly sunny skies are expected to end the day, with highs only in the mid-60s. Tuesday should also start with sunshine, before an isolated shower or thunderstorm becomes possible in the afternoon. Highs should rebound to the mid to upper-70s and stay there for the rest of the week into the weekend. The best chance of rain over the next seven days looks to come Wednesday night and Thursday. The Weather Prediction Center is already highlighting the area in a Level 1 (Marginal) Risk for excessive rainfall, meaning isolated flash flooding is possible. It will also turn quite windy Thursday. Next weekend is looking mostly dry at the moment, but an isolated shower or thunderstorm is possible, along with breezy conditions.
Tom DiVecchio Updated Nice looking day with some sunshine in our forecast. Temperatures nice and warm, with low humidity.
Tom DiVecchio Updated Nice looking weather today, as the clouds will increase this afternoon.
Tom DiVecchio Updated Plenty of rain for the morning in the region. Watch for heavy downpours. Rain will diminish this afternoon.
