It’s going to be an ugly start to our weekend, as a plume of moisture extends all the way from the south through the northeast US. Farther to the south is where that weather has been and will continue to be severe, as tornadoes, hail, and flash flooding has caused massive destruction. Farther north where we are, no severe weather is occurring but we will still see a good amount of rain. The heaviest rain will fall in the morning before a lull in the late morning/early afternoon, before transitioning to on-and-off showers in the late afternoon/early evening. The heaviest rainfall totals will be in areas southeast of Rochester, where half an inch to an inch of rain is possible by tomorrow morning. This is enough to rise water levels in creeks and streams, but not enough for any impactful flooding concerns. Temperatures today will get up to the low 60s as strong southerly flow prevails; those south winds will gust up to 30-35 MPH.
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