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Updated on August 2, 2026 @ 3PM





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8  Day Forecast:


Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
 High: 76
 High: 80
 High: 85
 High: 85
 High: 84
 High: 80
 High: 84
 High: 86
Low:   58
Low:   64
Low:   69
Low:   69
Low:   69
Low:   66
Low:   67
Low:   70

    Forecast Discussion:

Low pressure will continue to give us
on and off showers Sunday night. The
rain will be pulling out just after
sunrise Monday morning. Clouds will
eventually give way to some sun in
the afternoon. A few showers still
possible into early afternoon over
northern NY. A cool and more comfortable
night Monday night. A nice warm and sunny
day on Tuesday with high pressure over
our area.

We are warmer on Wednesday with a
mix of sun and clouds. The humidity
returns on Thursday with partly cloudy
skies and a chance of some afternoon
showers. Warm and humid on Friday
with sun and clouds. Some scattered
showers or storms are possible
especially during the afternoon.

There is still a chance of some showers
next Saturday. But best chances of
rain are toward the southern tier of NY.
Otherwise partly cloudy, warm and humid.
Partly cloudy skies and still humid
next Sunday. Warm and humid with a
mix of sun and clouds for next Monday.
 




Meteorologist
Anthony Corsoniti


Bachelor's of Science in Meteorology
from SUNY Oswego