Mostly dry on Mother’s Day

Mostly dry on Mother’s Day

Scattered showers Monday and Tuesday

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Updated: 11:06 PM EDT May 8, 2021

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Now. NBC 5. 1st Warning Weather with Meteorologist Tyler Jankowski. Well, Tyler speaking of Mother’s Day, what can we expect for tomorrow? Pretty good. I think it’s a little bit better than today because we’ll see a little more sunshine, probably less shower activity. So about as good as you can get if you’re not talking about full sunshine. How about this picture in from the champlain valley, Jeffrey? True bish says these are likely plum trees with all the white blooms there and I had to show one more skiing picture. No promises about next week. But this is superstar at Killington, A little bit of groomed trail on the side and the huge moguls. The superstar Quade’s still going strong there as we get into mid May. And I think it will for a little while longer Burlington right now. Beautiful at 51 some breaks in the clouds, northwest wind at seven MPH. And we’re looking at the mostly dry Mother’s Day as I mentioned, but then some showers back in here, Tuesday and Wednesday. But by Wednesday things change enough. That will start a actually a string of days that are dry with sun. So just gotta wait a little while longer for that. We’ve still got this band of rain paralleling the Northway, basically up into the Malone area, very light. Most of us dry at this hour and there’s that nice drive wedge all the way back through Detroit. So tomorrow I think there’s some sun in the morning. If there’s a pop up shower, it would be in the afternoon later on. But not a big deal. Generally speaking, 50 in Plattsburgh right now, 49 from until you’re 41 though in saranac Lake. So future Cash shows a little bit of sun breaking through tomorrow with some clouds but dry in the morning. And then as we go through the afternoon, just a handful of pop up showers. So that’s why I think it’s a mostly dry day. Not much more than that, but by monday morning there is a band of steady rain that gets up close to the champlain Valley. It’s out of here really fast though by about 9, 10 monday morning and for the rest of monday it’s just whatever pops up during the day with the heating of the day. It’s not very warm on monday, but there will be some pop up showers then and we’ll do it again on Tuesday. It’s kind of like what we see in the summer, where it’s dry in the morning, dry in the evening. But in those afternoon hours when we get the afternoon high there’s just some puffy clouds and some of them have showers. But other than that, not a big deal. I mean if you look at the rainfall map, We’re barely getting anything. We still have the drought condition, moderate drought for many of us. So even though there showers here Monday Tuesday, it’s just really not going to do much for the drought situation. And then we’re back up near average high temperatures by Thursday, the average high is 67. Hard to believe it’s already 67, but we won’t be close to average until Thursday. We have a ways to go. So tomorrow morning forties for most of us, 40 in Saint J, 44 for Burlington and then low sixties 60 and stow 60 for Northfield 62 in Burlington. The tri Lakes warmer than it was today. Certainly about 54 for the high end lake placid tomorrow 64 in brattleboro. So here’s the five day forecast with the a couple of showers on monday and Tuesday, but not amounting to much. I really like the looks of Wednesday, especially thursday and possibly friday and saturday. If we’re lucky, we’ll get a four day stretch there with sixties close to 70 and plenty of sun Liz. Sounds good. Mm right? MORE… FOR ANYONE LOOKING TO BUY SOMETHING SPECIAL FOR THE OCCASION. (áááWALLááá) Showers across northern New York will end this evening with some partial clearing overnight as weak high pressure moves toward the region. A seasonable, mainly dry day is expected on Sunday before chances of rainfall increase once again Sunday night into Monday morning, especially in southern Vermont. Seasonably mild, though unsettled weather continues through the remainder of next week with highest shower chances on Tuesday and again by Friday.Showers across northern New York will end this evening with some partial clearing overnight as weak high pressure moves toward the region. A seasonable, mainly dry day is expected on Sunday before chances of rainfall increase once again Sunday night into Monday morning, especially in southern Vermont. Seasonably mild, though unsettled weather continues through the remainder of next week with highest shower chances on Tuesday and again by Friday.Showers across northern New York will end this evening with some partial clearing overnight as weak high pressure moves toward the region. A seasonable, mainly dry day is expected on Sunday before chances of rainfall increase once again Sunday night into Monday morning, especially in southern Vermont. Seasonably mild, though unsettled weather continues through the remainder of next week with highest (áááWALLááá) Showers across northern New York will end this evening with some partial clearing overnight as weak high pressure moves toward the region. A seasonable, mainly dry day is expected on Sunday before chances of rainfall increase once again Sunday night into Monday morning, especially in southern Vermont. Seasonably mild, though unsettled weather continues through the remainder of next week with highest shower chances on Tuesday and again by Friday.Showers across northern New York will end this evening with some partial clearing overnight as weak high pressure moves toward the region. A seasonable, mainly dry day is expected on Sunday before chances of rainfall increase once again Sunday night into Monday morning, especially in southern Vermont. Seasonably mild, though unsettled weather continues through the remainder of next week with highest shower chances on Tuesday and again by Friday.Showers across northern New York will end this evening with some partial clearing overnight as weak high pressure moves toward the region. A seasonable, mainly dry day is expected on Sunday before chances of rainfall increase once again Sunday night into Monday morning, especially in southern Vermont. Seasonably mild, though unsettled weather continues through the remainder of next week with highest (áááWALLááá) Showers across northern New York will end this evening with some partial clearing overnight as weak high pressure moves toward the region. A seasonable, mainly dry day is expected on Sunday before chances of rainfall increase once again Sunday night into Monday morning, especially in southern Vermont. Seasonably mild, though unsettled weather continues through the remainder of next week with highest shower chances on Tuesday and again by Friday.Showers across northern New York will end this evening with some partial clearing overnight as weak high pressure moves toward the region. A seasonable, mainly dry day is expected on Sunday before chances of rainfall increase once again Sunday night into Monday morning, especially in southern Vermont. Seasonably mild, though unsettled weather continues through the remainder of next week with highest shower chances on Tuesday and again by Friday.Showers across northern New York will end this evening with some partial clearing overnight as weak high pressure moves toward the region. A seasonable, mainly dry day is expected on Sunday before chances of rainfall increase once again Sunday night into Monday morning, especially in southern Vermont. Seasonably mild, though unsettled weather continues through the remainder of next week with highest shower chances on Tuesday and again by Friday.