First Alert Weather: Pockets of heavy rain to end the week
FRIDAY: Occasional rain. Rainfall amounts will reach near half an inch. Some snow showers will mix in with the rain for the afternoon and evening hours. A few slick spots may develop on some roads Friday evening and night, but widespread impacts are not expected at this time locally. High near 40F. Low 21F. Wind NNE at 10 to 20 mph.
Severe weather is possible during the end of this work week. Several warnings and watches are currently posted across the ...
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A chilly start this morning will give way to a warmer afternoon. Highs will top out in the middle 60s with west winds around ...
The steadiest lake effect snow winds down Wednesday night, and so does our Yellow Alert. We’ll see some minor lake effect ...
A new north-northwest swell should peak Wednesday morning below advisory thresholds. A larger north swell should fill in ...
Showers and storms look likely by the late afternoon Thursday. The chances of severe weather are low but not zero.
A Yellow Alert remains up through 8 p.m. for some local lake effect snow that may impact the roads for a few hours this ...
Clouds are slowly beginning to fill in through the overnight and will continue to spread across the region into Thursday ...
Temperatures dropping to the 40s are not expected to linger, as a warm front will raise them the next day. Specifically, ...
THURSDAY: Mostly sunny with increasing clouds late in the day. Rain chances increase Thursday evening and night. Warm with ...
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