Changes can be seen in the area today as showers and storms today have been much more isolated and weak. It seems that most areas will remain dry overnight with the chance for a passing isolated shower. Most firework shows tonight should remain dry. Clouds will slowly break overnight and skies will turn partly cloudy. Some patchy fog is possible and temperatures should remain in the mid and upper 50's.
There may be some lingering isolated showers still around by daybreak tomorrow and patchy fog, but it other than that most areas should remain dry. Clouds and fog will break through the morning and skies should turn mostly sunny for the afternoon. It looks like most areas will remain dry for the 4th.
Sunday will continue to be dry as well. Still and isolated shower cannot be ruled out. Temperatures more mild in the upper 70's.
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Seneca Lake:
Winds: W 7-13 knots
Surface: Slight Chop.
Lake Temperature: 66 degreesKeuka LakeWinds: W 6-11 knots.Surface: Slight Chop.
Place: Layton, NJ Year: 1939 Event: 33 degrees - record low for the state during July.
Place: Berks County, PA Year: 1973 Event: Third flood in 12 days. Southwestern Berks Co. hardest hit with rains well over 4" within 3 hours. Route 222 washed out near Adamstown "worse than Agnes." Flooding along Wyomissing Creek. One actual measurement was over 6".
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