Hazy days, blocking sun rays, and rain may not ruin all of dad's day
ELMIRA, N.Y. (WETM) – Quiet conditions will continue tonight though a cold front will kick off spotty showers. Thunderstorms cannot be ruled out starting Thursday evening. The showers are likely to be a standard feature through the end of the work week, and into next. The hazy sunshine is still going to be around as high pressure remains in control for most of Friday.
It is looking to be mainly dry, but 'tis the season for the constant chance of the pop-ups. Those rain chance continue through the weekend.
The pattern sticks around through this weekend with multiple chances for showers expected. The latest models show us less moisture to work with as the weekend draws closer, but there is moisture nevertheless which is why the rain chances can't completely go away.
The moisture starts to come in from the southwest and we're not likely to see the magnitude of rain that we experienced earlier in the week. By the time we get to Father's Day, there is a tiny change: Father Day on Sunday continues to see rain chances, but how much rain will depend on the track of the low moving to the east out of the Mississippi Valley.
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