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Updated on August 31, 2026 @ 7PM





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8  Day Forecast:


Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
 High: 80
 High: 82
 High: 78
 High: 76
 High: 72
 High: 76
 High: 76
 High: 70
Low:   66
Low:   68
Low:   62
Low:   57
Low:   55
Low:   59
Low:   55
Low:   51

    Forecast Discussion:

Showers and even a rumble of thunder
comes through early Tuesday morning.
Then a break in the rain with sun and
clouds. Another few showers or sprinkles
possible later in the afternoon on
Tuesday. A muggy day on Wednesday with
a morning shower possible. Then partly
cloudy skies. A chance of a few
thunderstorms Wednesday evening.

Low pressure will keep some rain
around at least for Thursday morning.
Expecting us to dry out going into
later in the day Thursday. Then
we look cooler on Friday with a
mix of sun and clouds. We stay dry
as long as low pressure off the
New England coast stays far enough
to the east.

A pleasantly cool day on Saturday
with a mix of sun and clouds. High
pressure is forecast to remain over
us on Sunday. We will be mild with
sunshine and a few clouds. A front
will give us a chance of showers
and storms for Labor Day Monday.
Then we are cooler next Tuesday
with partly cloudy skies.
 




Meteorologist
Anthony Corsoniti


Bachelor's of Science in Meteorology
from SUNY Oswego