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Elmira, NY

WETM 7-Day Planner
Short Term Forecast
Midday
Showers, High 50°
Cool and cloudy, with Pennsylvania showers. Sprinkles possible into the Southern Tier of New York.
Afternoon
Mostly Cloudy, High 58°
A few early afternoon showers. Partial clearing will develop late.
Evening
Partly Cloudy, Low 44°
A cool evening.
Tomorrow Early Morning
Partly Cloudy, Low 38°
A dry and cool morning.
Tomorrow Morning
Cloudy , High 48°
A cloudy start.
Tomorrow Midday
Intermittent Clouds, High 55°
Increasing sunshine.
Tomorrow Afternoon
Mostly Sunny, High 64°
Clearer skies and milder.
Showers
Today
Showers
High 58°
Low 45°
Intermittent Clouds
Tomorrow
Intermittent Clouds
High 65°
Low 38°
Intermittent Clouds
Sunday
Intermittent Clouds
High 67°
Low 32°
Showers
Monday
Showers
High 55°
Low 45°
Intermittent Clouds
Tuesday
Intermittent Clouds
High 62°
Low 40°
Hourly Forecast
12pm
Cloudy
54°
Cloudy
1pm
Cloudy
54°
Cloudy
2pm
Cloudy
54°
Cloudy
3pm
Mostly Cloudy
57°
Mostly Cloudy
4pm
Mostly Cloudy
59°
Mostly Cloudy
5pm
Mostly Cloudy
58°
Mostly Cloudy


Regional Radar
Current Conditions

Forecast Discussion
Gray skies this morning will provide gloomy and cool conditions.  Many areas will start today into the 40s, with a few lightly scattered showers across the N. Tier of Pennsylvania.  Light rain will continue across the N. Tier into the early afternoon, with just some light sprinkles across the extreme Southern Tier of New York State.

 There will be some morning cloudiness to start the day Saturday, but more sun will develop during the afternoon hours.  Clear skies Saturday night could cause near freezing temperatures Sunday morning.

Mother's day is looking better.  After a cool start temperatures should warm into the upper 60s.  Any shower activity should hold off until the evening.

For your complete 7-Day forecast, tune to WETM-18 News, 7 days a week.
Weather Almanac

Place: New England
Year: 1977
Event: Late season snowstorm: 13" at Gardiner, MA; 1/2 million without power. Snowfall of 10" Natick-Wellesley area. Total 3" in NW Rhode Island. Half-inch in downtown Boston.

Place: Des Moines, IA
Year: 1986
Event: Seven inches of rain in a 3-hour period causes record flooding. 520 homes were flooded, totalling $16 million damage, but nobody was hurt.