High pressure over southern Canada will build into the region over the next several days, which will keep our weather on the pleasant side with mostly sunny skies and seasonably mild temperatures.  Not much will change through the week, but temperatures will warm by late week and especially through the weekend.  No rain is forecast through Sunday!

Our Monday starts on a warmer and muggy note, but high temps will be held down in the lower 70s for the afternoon, as today's outlook remains on the cloudy side with some spotty showers...

Today across the Twin Tiers we will remain dry until the chance for showers returns late this evening and into tonight. A weak area of low pressure will make its way into the region as we go into the overnight period bringing the chance for some showers. The best chance for showers will be coming during the morning hours tomorrow. Rainfall amounts between tonight and tomorrow will range around .10" but some locally heavier showers are possible pushing rainfall amounts near or abo...

After a bit of an unsettled weekend for the Twin Tiers this weekend, drier times are ahead. After a bit of some shower activity early on Monday, high pressure from Canad will build into the region and settle into the area as well. This will bring comfortable conditions with plenty of sunshine through most of this upcoming week. Temperatures also look to sit around average until we see some warmer temperatures near 80 by the end of the week. Nonetheless, a drier stretch of weather is o...

A cold front will pass through the Twin Tiers Saturday morning with scattered showers likely.  Rainfall amounts will be relatively light with most areas only expecting up to 0.10" of rain.  Partial clearing will develop Saturday afternoon.  Drier conditions are likely on Sunday with afternoon temperatures into the upper 70s.

Today, we will see a mix of sun and clouds as our next storm system begins to approach the region, but will these showers effect your nightly plans? The answer is no, shower activity is not expected to move into the region until late tonight. Around 4am-5am. We will see these showers last through most of the day Saturday with mainly cloudy skies, but clearing is likely to occur during the late afternoon. -Alex

What a difference a day makes!  After topping out at 90 degrees Wednesday afternoon, a cold front has settled through the region with temperatures Thursday afternoon 20 to 30 degrees cooler!  Scattered showers associated with the front continue to push to our south with mainly dry conditions expected on Friday.  Temperatures on Friday will remain below average with highs near 70.  A warming trend will follow over the weekend with highs by Sunday in the upper 70s.

For this morning we continue to see early spotty showers, along with a few isolated heavy downpours, with some late day sun breaking through. Temperatures are now in the mid...

Temperatures Wednesday afternoon climbed well into the 80s across the Twin Tiers with a couple of spots right around 90.  The heat index values rose into the low and mid 90s as the humidity levels were also high.  A cold front will drop through the region tonight with showers and thunderstorms followed by cooler conditions on Thursday.

To kick off the day, most are seeing temperatures in the upper 60s with plenty of mugginess. Afternoon highs take a big leap thanks to some hazy sunshine, rising into the mid-upper 80...

Hot and humid conditions Wednesday will give way to cooler temperatures by Thursday as a cold front passes through the region. Scattered thunderstorms are possible with a few storms potentially containing strong winds, especially over the Northern Tier of Pennsylvania.  Showers will taper on Thursday with partial sunshine returning late week. 

For today we'll see morning cloud cover and fog break up, leading to some afternoon sunshine. Highs rise up close to 80 degrees, with hotter temperatures and humidity slated for Wednesday...

Winds will shift out of the south on Tuesday, which will help usher in warmer and more humid conditions into the Twin Tiers.  The heat and humidity will continue to build on Wednesday as a cold front approaches from the west.  Daytime temperatures Wednesday will top out in the mid 80s with heat index values expected to approach 90.  

This morning we're back into the lower 50s and upper 40s, but we are looking to stay into the afternoon with more breaks of sun. Most highs will be topping out near 70. For tonight...

The cool and comfortable trend will continue through the day today and especially into tonight. Temperatures tonight will crash into the mid 40s for many locations. To put this in perspective, our record low for tonight is 36 set back in 1957, although we will not be setting a record low tonight we will be within single digit values of that record as temperatures plummet to near 45 degrees! It's another night to open up the windows and turn off that A.C. because we will...