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Updated on June 13, 2026 @ 9PM





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8  Day Forecast:


Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
 High: 80
 High: 68
 High: 72
 High: 74
 High: 74
 High: 70
 High: 72
 High: 72
Low:   52
Low:   52
Low:   56
Low:   61
Low:   60
Low:   57
Low:   56
Low:   60

    Forecast Discussion:

We are warm on Sunday with partly
to mostly cloudy skies. Rain moving
in during the afternoon. A chance of
showers in the early afternoon.
Better chance of rain toward mid
to late afternoon. Some thunderstorms
around as well. We turn much cooler
on Monday with a mix of sun and clouds.

A pleasant day on Tuesday with a mix of
sun and clouds. Partly cloudy on Wednesday.
A chance of scattered showers. A strong
low pressure system is forecast to
slide through southern Ontario Canada
on Thursday. This storm will bring
us scattered showers throughout the
day. We should be turning drier in
the evening as the storm starts moving
away. Partly cloudy skies on Friday.
A chance of a scattered shower.

Mild next weekend and partly cloudy
skies both Saturday and Sunday.
A chance of some scattered showers
each day. But too early to tell
how much if any rain we will get.
 




Meteorologist
Anthony Corsoniti


Bachelor's of Science in Meteorology
from SUNY Oswego