A series of pop-up downpours will sweep through parts of Vermont and New York on Thursday evening, ending a dry spell in the region. These unpredictable storms are expected to quickly move out of the area overnight.
On Friday, the weather is forecasted to become more active, with widespread storms expected, particularly stronger in the afternoon. Fortunately, the likelihood of severe weather remains minimal.
Saturday is anticipated to be the rainiest day of the stretch, with isolated damaging wind gusts and potential flash flooding as some areas may receive between 2 to 3 inches of rain from persistent thunderstorms. However, there may still be breaks of sunshine, offering moments to enjoy outside despite the rain. Those planning outdoor activities should come prepared with contingency plans.
As the weekend progresses, Sunday will bring cooler temperatures with lingering showers under a mostly cloudy sky. Highs will drop to the low 60s, with early next week expected to remain cooler than average, hovering in the 50s and low 60s.
As the weather changes, staying updated with local forecasts is crucial for safety and planning purposes. Consider downloading the myNBC5 app for timely alerts and check local weather coverage frequently.
This transition in weather might not align with the warmer summer-like conditions many are looking forward to, but it provides an opportunity to prepare for the upcoming season. Embrace the refreshing rain, as it nourishes the landscape, setting the stage for vibrant fall colors ahead.