A few more rounds of rain, then sun on the way next week
ELMIRA, N.Y. (WETM) – Rain spreading through the region lingers into Thursday. We have a brief dry period Thursday evening into Friday morning before the next low pressure system moves in to start the weekend. Sunday looks drier with a cooler air mass in place, but in about a week, I can't be responsible for no-shows at work as June comes in hot. Even though we have been very rainy this Spring, our actual rainy season doesn't happen until mid-Summer.
There is another low that is right now causing problems across the Heartland, and you can follow the energy on some of our models and trace it to the Twin Tiers in a few days. Technically it is a Nor'Easter! The good news is that it will not bring much in the way of severe weather, but there is a lot of rain with this so we will have to monitor some localized flooding, particularly to the east of Chemung County.
The winds will come in for the northeast and then linger for a day ushering in some cooler air. If it were colder and in the Winter or Spring, we would be preparing for a snow event. The rain will linger into part of the weekend, but once that system pushes off to the east, get ready for the sunshine.
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