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Categories: INTERNATIONAL
Northeastern US summer weather outlook
Entities: National Weather Service · State of New York · State of New Jersey · NOAA Weather Prediction Center · New York City Emergency Management Department
Overview
On July 24, forecasters highlighted a high‑pressure system keeping New York's Finger Lakes and Central New York dry, warm and comfortable through the weekend, with temperatures rising into the mid‑80s and low humidity. A modest chance of showers was noted for Saturday, increasing to a higher likelihood on Sunday, along with possible valley fog overnight.
Two days later, the outlook shifted as a deepening trough brought increased moisture to the broader Northeast. New England states—Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut—were expected to receive two inches or more of rain Tuesday through Wednesday, with localized flash‑flood risks. The Finger Lakes region moved into an unsettled phase, with scattered afternoon thunderstorms and repeated showers extending through mid‑week, though no severe‑weather alerts were issued.
Timeline
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2 days ago
[INTERNATIONAL] 10 sourcesNortheast US braces for flash‑flood threat as unusually strong summer storm moves inlandA powerful summer storm will bring 2‑6 inches of rain to the Northeast US Tuesday‑Wednesday, prompting Flood Watches and flash‑flood warnings for NY, NJ, CT, PA and parts of New England.
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4 days ago
[INTERNATIONAL] 3 sourcesDry Weather Expected in New York's Finger Lakes Through Weekend, Showers Return SundayHigh pressure brings dry, warm weather to the Finger Lakes through Saturday, with a higher chance of showers Sunday and thunderstorms early next week.
Sources
abc7ny.com · capeweather.com · cedarnews.net · countryherald.com · fallriverreporter.com · finchannel.com · fingerlakes1.com · ithacavoice.com · krdo.com · wfmz.com · whec.com