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Syracuse, NY (WSYR-TV)-our mild weather will continue the rest of the weekend, but the rain opportunities will be on the rise today when a cold front approaches. Find out how much is to be expected and how the latest concerns about flooding below …

Latest warnings

A Heavy thunderstorm clock was exhibited for areas west of Syracus, which were highlighted on the map below.

A number of showers and storms will move through Central New York in the next few hours and possibly create harmful gusts of wind at around 60 miles per hour, especially in the waking area. Some tree damage and power failures can arise.

Last radar

How much rain is expected?

The most likely time for the wet weather would be in the afternoon and the first part of this evening. For most, up to half a customs of up to one centimeter of precipitation is possible, with some locally higher sums possible.

In addition to the rain to end the weekend, the melting snow must be taken into account for some. There is still a strong snow cover over the Tug Hill, and part of it melts the rivers and streams of the region in the next few days. We will watch areas near Tug Hill to be flooded later on Sunday to Monday.

A Tidal Until the Monday evening by Jefferson, Lewis, Oswego and Onida, Jefferson, Lewis, Oswego and Onida have been in force to highlight this risk.

Remained windy

The wind could be up to 50 miles per hour until early Sunday evening with stronger gusts within thunderstorms. Fortunately, the wind will let up on Sunday evening after the passage of a cold front, but it stays a bit airy by Monday.

Temporarily cool Monday

According to the above -mentioned cold front, our weather will be much cooler on Monday, with the heights in the best case only in the 40s.

The temperatures do not stay cool for long, and the 1960s get up again during the week.

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