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First Alert Weather: Tracking rain showers through Sunday evening, with nicer weather for Monday
Headline from WHEC Rochester, on the newest of 3 developments
ROCHESTER, N.Y. – What is left of Isaias will increase rain chances through this evening across Western New York. It is still likely the Finger Lakes and eastern Southern Tier will see the highest rain totals with estimated accumulations between 0.25 and 0.75 inch of rain.
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First Alert Weather: The latest updates on Sunday’s rainfall from the remnants of Isaias
Headline from WHEC Rochester ·
Heavy rain from Isaias pours into the DC Region Sunday
Headline from WTOP Washington DC ·
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First Alert Weather: Tracking rain showers through Sunday evening, with nicer weather for Monday
ELMIRA, N.Y. (WETM) - The next few days in the Twin Tiers are going to the the picture perfect Fall day - again. That is high pressure warming us up, keeping the clouds at bay and the sunshine brightening our days. We will stay that way, save for a few spotty showers coming in due [...]
Our streak of near-perfect weather conditions continues! It wasn't as chilly last night, and now we're heading into our warmest afternoon of the week. The dry cold front we were expecting is passing through and not producing any cloud cover, so the sunshine remains nonstop.
ROANOKE, Va. (WFXR) — The remnants of Isaias will continue to provide deep tropical moisture to the region aiding in heavy rain potential. A Flood Watch remains in effect across the southern Blue Ridge and for Nelson Co. through Sunday night.
ROCHESTER, N.Y. – Persistent cloud coverage kept Saturday’s high temperatures for most below guidance expectations. Many across the region struggled to see high temperatures reaching 65 degrees, while some south of Rochester into northern Livingston County did see temperatures close to 70 degrees.
(PINPOINT WEATHER) -- Good evening and happy Saturday! It's been a dreary day across the Carolinas with the leftovers of Hurricane Isaias. There was off-and-on heavy rain throughout the day, and more is expected overnight.
What a gorgeous start to the weekend! Sunday’s weather will end much differently than how the weekend started. Clouds are expected to increase around midday as the remnants of Hurricane Isaias approach from the south.
Rain continues to lift towards us this Sunday morning, overspreading the region from southwest to northeast over the course of the day. After a burst of evening rain, we should largely dry out for the conclusion of the holiday weekend/start of the upcoming work week.
ROCHESTER, N.Y. – Today we’ll be seeing widespread rain that once upon a time was Hurricane Isaias… No big impacts from this rain however, despite that fact. There is uncertainty as per the arrival time of rain as there is still some dry air near the surface in Rochester and the western Finger Lakes…
The remnants of Isaias will continue to impact the DMV tonight and into Monday morning. Several inches of rain has been seen across the DMV since early this morning. Check out my weather video for more. @ScottSumnerWx
ROCHESTER, N.Y. – What is left of Isaias will increase rain chances through this evening across Western New York. It is still likely the Finger Lakes and eastern Southern Tier will see the highest rain totals with estimated accumulations between 0.25 and 0.75 inch of rain.
Pouring rain last night helped some spots pick up 1 inch or more of water from a swift-moving storm just south of the Islands. It’s tempting to attribute all the rain to the remnants of Isaias, but we lost contact with that swirl of wind, clouds and downpours yesterday.
