After we head past this cloudier start to the day, a mix of sun and clouds will be around for us through the afternoon as highs find their way back into the mid-upper 70s..

Partial sunshine will return to the Twin Tiers on Tuesday as low pressure continues to track to our east.  Daytime temperatures will end up warmer, but still a bit below average with highs in the mid 70s.  While most will remain dry, an isolated shower can't be ruled out.  A warming trend will continue through the week with highs by Friday in the mid 80s.

As we move past a hot and humid week, we remain warm and muggy this morning, but that temperature needle isn't moving much into the afternoon. Mainly cloudy skies and rain..

Well our heat wave comes to an end today. Today across the region we will see temperatures approach 90 and dew points sitting in the upper 60s and low 70s. There is relief on the way, a cold front will push through late Sunday and along with it as it passes our region take these very hot temperatures and uncomfortable humidity values. However the front will stall in Central/Southern Pennsylvania and as it does a low pressure center will travel along it bringing the threat for showers ...

Today will be another day that will consist of dangerous heat. The thermometer will read 95, but with the humidity it will feel like 110 during the afternoon in many locations. Remember to drink plenty of fluids and remain in the shade if outdoors. Otherwise, remain inside as long as possible. Also, during the day today be mindful of a passing thunderstorm as we get into the peek heating hours round 3-4 PM. -Alex

This heat wave will come to an end, but not until after this weekend as temperatures climb into the mid 90s and heat indices around 110! A cold front will be moving through the region Sunday night and into Monday. As this front pushes to the southeast we will not only see relief from the temperature, but the humidity as well. As we go into next week, temperatures will drop back down into the upper 70s and low 80s along with dew points settling in the low 60s. -Alex

Conditions remain extremely hot & humid today and tomorrow, as those temperature feels soar to levels above 100 degrees! If you must spend extended time outdoors today..

This weekend across the Twin Tiers we will be staring down our first heat wave of 2019. Temperatures will break the 90 degree mark in the region for 3 straight days, but that is not all. Dew point values will be in the mid 70s and this will cause those feel like temperatures to exceed 105! Make sure to drink plenty of water when outside and seek shade when necessary. -Alex

For today we will see hot and humid conditions with feel-like temps in the lower 90s, but those will be tame as opposed to Friday and Saturday. Both days will see dangerous..

Well after a few days of pouring rains, our attention now turns to the sweltering heat that we are expecting across the Twin Tiers this weekend. Over the course of the next several days we will see temperatures approach the mid 90s, but that is not all. With dew point values near the mid 70s we will be seeing the heat indices approach 105 degrees! We advise you to spend as much time indoors as possible, but if you would like to enjoy the outdoors please drink plenty of water and find ...

This morning there is no short of humidity in the air as temperatures linger in the lower 70s. After a relatively drier start to our day, more showers and storms are possible...

Across the Twin Tiers today we started out with mass amounts of sunshine, but that quickly went away as clouds grew until they eventually popped into heavy rain showers. More rain is on the way as well. On Wednesday, we will be looking at more showers to enter the region which could also be heavy at times. These showers hold a tropical air mass because the moisture is originating from what was Hurricane Barry. With tropical moisture in the region we could be looking at rai...

Hazy breaks of sunshine today will eventually give way to some isolated late afternoon t-storms. Highs will stretch into the upper 80s as well, with feel-like temperatures...

This week across the Twin Tiers we are getting prepared to see temperatures in the 90s and dew point values reaching the low 70s. This will cause outside temperatures to feel like near 100. Although temperatures are expected to reach the 90 we will be expecting showers and storms to move through the region as well. This is because we are on the edge of an upper level ridge which is commonly called "The Ring of Fire," among meteorologists. This is because on the outer ed...

Mainly sunny skies will be on tap today across the Tiers as highs reach into the lower and mid 80s. After some nice sleeping weather with lows in the upper 50s, more heat..