Mild night on tap as boundary stalled across the area this evening returns north as warm front overnight. While this northward bound front will generate some showers tonight mainly north of I-90, a cold front will bring some measurable rainfall to most areas on Tuesday.

High temperatures today will vary from north to south, with upper 50s to low 60s possible north of the NYS Thruway and upper 70s to near 80 possible near the NY/PA state line. The temperature gradient will be tight due to a stationary front lying near the I-90 corridor.

Expect mild and somewhat unsettled conditions to close out the weekend. Highs will be in the mid 60s-mid 70s with a risk of showers and thunderstorms for much of today, though there will also be some dry periods. Drier weather returns tonight, with lows in the upper 40s/50s.

Rain will come to an end from west to east this evening with mainly dry weather tonight. Mild Sunday with chances for showers and thunderstorms. #NYwx

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A line of rain showers will move from west to east across the area today. These will only last a few hours at any one location, with the greatest chances for rain this morning through mid-afternoon in Western NY, and this afternoon and evening in Rochester and areas eastward.

Will you be ready for sudden flash floods? Stay #WeatherReady by enabling weather alerts on your phone. If flooding occurs while you’re outdoors, immediately get to higher ground, and NEVER enter flood waters in a vehicle or on foot. weather.gov/safety/flood #WeatherReady

If you decide to go out on the water this weekend, beware of the dangers of cold water! The lake temperatures on Erie and Ontario were 43 degrees and 45 degrees Fahrenheit respectively today. Plan accordingly for the cold water. U.S. Coast Guard

Thunderstorms can lead to flooding. Never drive through flood waters. Turn Around, Don’t Drown! weather.gov/safety/thunder… #WeatherReady

Beautiful weather today, with warmer temperatures and sunny skies. Looking ahead to the weekend, it will be warm and rain-free most of the time - but there is a risk of showers. Chances for showers vary by location, with the greatest risk on Saturday.

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Today will get off to a chilly start. Even with lots of sunshine, high temperatures will be about 10 degrees below normal. However, warmer weather is on the way with the passage of a warm front on Saturday helping push daytime highs well into the 70s for Sunday and Monday.

A cold airmass, clearing skies and light winds will lead to a downright chilly night tonight. No frost/freeze headlines since our growing season doesn't start until May 1st at the earliest, though temperatures will dip well below the freezing mark almost everywhere tonight. #NYwx

Heading out for a day of fun on the lake? Be mindful of developing thunderstorms! weather.gov/safety/thunder… #WeatherReady

It is important to have a disaster supply kit in case of thunderstorms. weather.gov/safety/thunder… #WeatherReady

Showers will end from north to south today, with dry weather following tonight through Friday. We'll also round the base of our temperature roller-coaster over the next couple days, before a marked warming trend starts Friday...eventually bringing us summerlike warmth by Sunday.

Our stretch of dry weather will be coming to an end this evening as a wave of low pressure crosses the region. We'll dry out by Wednesday afternoon, though there could be a few flakes in the morning before the sun begins to peek out, mainly across the hilltops. #NYwx

Did you know that a 3-inch hailstone can fall to the ground as fast as 107 mph? The largest hailstone on record in the US measured 8 inches in diameter! Find shelter, stay indoors, and stay away from windows when severe weather strikes. weather.gov/safety/thunder…