ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — A cold front, with no weather associated with it, will pass through the region during the overnight hours. This will result in a wind direction change and cooler temperatures. We’ll see a northerly flow off of Lake Ontario, resulting in the lakeshore towns having colder temperatures than those of us more inland. Temperatures will likely stay in the 50s for highs on Sunday. However, skies will remain clear and the sun will continue to shine. Temperatures, again, will fall into the low 40s for overnight lows.
High pressure remains our friend for the beginning of the week. Sunshine will continue to persist throughout the day on Monday. Temperatures, on the other hand, will be much warmer than the days prior. They will soar into the upper 70s, making for a beautiful way to start off the week. Temperatures will stay warmer throughout the overnight hours as clouds begin to roll in.
8-Day Forecast
While clouds move back in for Tuesday, it looks to remain dry for some of the day. Temperatures will soar into the 70s again, but it’s likely that rain will move back into the area for the afternoon/evening hours. Scattered showers will remain a factor for Wednesday, but it doesn’t look to be a complete washout of a day. Temperatures, again, will climb into the 70s.
The warmth will continue through the rest of the week. However, the rain chances also look to stick around. While we are too far out to know any of the exact timing or severity of the incoming system, it looks like rumbles of thunder and lightning could be a possibility. Scattered rain showers look to stick around for the first half of next weekend, but looks to clear out for the second half. It looks like it is going to be a warm week for the Lilac Festival! Overall, not too shabby with the weather also. May have to dodge a shower or two, but it could be worse. Enjoy!…