It looks like the weekend will wrap up much differently than it started.

After a nice day on Saturday with most of us enjoying sunshine and temperatures in the 80s, we will see a different outlook for our Sunday.

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A massive storm front is moving in from the West and we will see plenty of rain, thunderstorms, and possible hail with this next wave of storms. Some parts of Western New York are looking at several inches of rain over the next 48 hours.


The weather front will move quickly across New York state bringing rain, thunderstorms, and possible hail to Rochester and Syracuse on Sunday afternoon and into Monday morning. For Albany, the rain will move into the area on Monday and stay through Wednesday morning, with parts of Upstate New York getting a couple of inches of total rainfall by Thursday. In Binghamton, The rain will arrive late Sunday and stay through Wednesday, when sunshine is expected by Wednesday afternoon. Down in New York City, rain and thunderstorms are expected late Sunday evening all the way through Tuesday night and then some sunshine will move back into the area on Wednesday. The good news is that we need the rain, mainly in the Western part of the state where much of the area has been very dry this summer.  

   

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