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Few showers, more humid Tuesday

Showers more widespread Wednesday, brighter late week

ARE STILL RECOVERING FROM HURRICANE IAN… NEARLY A YEAR AGO. FULL WEATHER: (áááWALLááá) Clouds and scattered showers will be on the increase this evening and overnight as a plume of moisture moves into the region ahead of a disturbance currently located over the Mid-Atlantic coast. Chances for showers and isolated thunder continue on Tuesday, mainly across northern New York, before an upper level trough and associated cold front bring additional showers Tuesday night through Wednesday. On Thursday, breezy northwest winds behind the front will bring fall like conditions before high pressure takes control for the remainder of the week with temperatures gradually climbing near to above seasonal normals.Clouds and scattered showers will be on the increase this evening and overnight as a plume of moisture moves into the region ahead of a disturbance currently located over the Mid-Atlantic coast. Chances for showers and isolated thunder continue on Tuesday, mainly across northern New York, before an upper level trough and associated cold front bring additional showers Tuesday night through Wednesday. On Thursday, breezy northwest winds behind the front will bring fall like conditions before high pressure takes control for the remainder of the week with temperatures gradually climbing near to above seasonal normals.Clouds and scattered showers will be on the increase this evening and overnight as a plume of moisture moves into the region ahead of a disturbance currently located over the Mid-Atlantic coast. Chances for showers and isolated thunder continue on Tuesday, mainly across northern New York, before an upper level trough and associated cold front bring additional showers Tuesday night through Wednesday. On Thursday, breezy northwest winds behind the front will bring fall like conditions before high pressure takes control for the remainder of the week with temperatures gradually climbing near to above seasonal normals. (áááWALLááá) Clouds and scattered showers will be on the increase this evening and overnight as a plume of moisture moves into the region ahead of a disturbance currently located over the Mid-Atlantic coast. Chances for showers and isolated thunder continue on Tuesday, mainly across northern New York, before an upper level trough and associated cold front bring additional showers Tuesday night through Wednesday. On Thursday, breezy northwest winds behind the front will bring fall like conditions before high pressure takes control for the remainder of the week with temperatures gradually climbing near to above seasonal normals.Clouds and scattered showers will be on the increase this evening and overnight as a plume of moisture moves into the region ahead of a disturbance currently located over the Mid-Atlantic coast. Chances for showers and isolated thunder continue on Tuesday, mainly across northern New York, before an upper level trough and associated cold front bring additional showers Tuesday night through Wednesday. On Thursday, breezy northwest winds behind the front will bring fall like conditions before high pressure takes control for the remainder of the week with temperatures gradually climbing near to above seasonal normals.Clouds and scattered showers will be on the increase this evening and overnight as a plume of moisture moves into the region ahead of a disturbance currently located over the Mid-Atlantic coast. Chances for showers and isolated thunder continue on Tuesday, mainly across northern New York, before an upper level trough and associated cold front bring additional showers Tuesday night through Wednesday. On Thursday, breezy northwest winds behind the front will bring fall like conditions before high pressure takes control for the remainder of the week with temperatures pressure takes control for the remainder of the week with temperatures gradually climbing near to above seasonal normals.Clouds and scattered showers will be on the increase this evening and overnight as a plume of moisture moves into the region ahead of a disturbance currently located over the Mid-Atlantic coast. Chances for showers and isolated thunder continue on Tuesday, mainly across northern New York, before an upper level trough and associated cold front bring additional showers Tuesday night through Wednesday. On Thursday, breezy northwest winds behind the front will bring fall like conditions before high pressure takes control for the remainder of the week with temperatures Thursday, breezy northwest winds behind the front will bring fall like conditions before high pressure takes control for the remainder of the week with temperatures gradually climbing near to above seasonal normals. TO STAY WEATHER AWARE THIS WEEK, BE SURE TO DOWNLOAD TH

Clouds increase Monday night, with scattered showers slowly shifting north. Overnight lows reach the 60s.A few showers will be likely Tuesday, especially in northern areas. There will be plenty of dry hours, with partial sunshine as well. It will be more humid, with highs near 80.Wednesday will be the wettest day this week, with a round of heavy rain looking likely in the morning. A few spotty showers and storms will linger into the afternoon.Then, a bright and increasingly warm stretch arrives late week, continuing into Labor Day weekend!Follow the NBC5 First Warning Weather team on social media:Chief Meteorologist Tyler Jankoski Facebook | Twitter | InstagramMeteorologist Ben Frechette Facebook | Twitter | InstagramMeteorologist Matt DiLoreto Facebook | TwitterMeteorologist Andrew Grautski Facebook | TwitterMeteorologist Marissa Vigevani Facebook | Twitter

Clouds increase Monday night, with scattered showers slowly shifting north. Overnight lows reach the 60s.

A few showers will be likely Tuesday, especially in northern areas. There will be plenty of dry hours, with partial sunshine as well. It will be more humid, with highs near 80.

Wednesday will be the wettest day this week, with a round of heavy rain looking likely in the morning. A few spotty showers and storms will linger into the afternoon.

Then, a bright and increasingly warm stretch arrives late week, continuing into Labor Day weekend!

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