First Alert Weather: Threat of severe weather has ended

ROCHESTER, N.Y. – It appears that central and eastern New York State has taken the brunt of the severe weather for this Memorial Day.  Western New York did see some rain, but this was more in line with “garden variety” type showers.  The passage of a cold front will usher in some drier, more stable air which will eliminate the chance for severe storms. As a result, the News 10NBC yellow alert has been discontinued.

Monday night, look for the chance of a thundershower south of Rochester for early evening, then just mostly cloudy skies for the remainder of the overnight.  The low temperature will be near 60 degrees.  Tuesday will bring more clouds with a few passing showers likely for the afternoon.  It will be breezy with the high temperature near 68 degrees.  Wednesday will feature mainly dry weather with partial sunshine.  However, there is no sign of summer heat as the temperature will remain in the middle 60s.

Looking ahead to the remainder of the week, we should see an extended period of dry, sunny weather right into the start of next weekend.

Stay tuned to News 10NBC First Alert weather for updates on the forecast.