Morning sunshine before showers and storms this afternoon and evening
AVERAGE HIGH FOR APRIL 29th: 65°
AVERAGE LOW FOR APRIL 29th: 38°
TUESDAY'S SUNRISE: 6:12 AM
TUESDAY'S SUNSET: 8:04 PM
Elmira, N.Y. (WETM)– Happy Tuesday! An 18 Storm Team Weather Alert Day is in place for the Twin Tiers ahead of our next low-pressure system that will bring numerous severe storms to the region.
TODAY:
We start the day mostly sunny, but clouds will quickly build in as winds pick up ahead of the storm. Our first few rounds of activity may arrive as early as 3pm, or as late as 5pm. In either case, it arrives as scattered to isolated showers and storms, and thunderstorms may be strong to severe with gusty winds. Temperatures warm up to the low 80s this afternoon, which will help to build instability.
TONIGHT:
By this evening, a round of scattered showers and storms will roll in. This second round brings chances for damaging gusty winds, large hail, and even an isolated tornado. Be weather aware today. Lows tonight are in the mid-40s.
THE WEEK AHEAD:
The system will be exiting late tonight, and we will return to sunshine by tomorrow. A few showers return by Thursday.
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Have a wonderful day!
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