FORECAST UPDATED BY METEOROLOGIST PETER HALL:{/strong}

WEDNESDAY NIGHT{/strong}: Partly cloudy to clear with quiet conditions continuing. Low near 60 with lower to middle 50s across the cooler countryside. Wind: VAR 0-5 MPH.

THURSDAY (June 1st){/strong}: More summery conditions continue with even hotter afternoon temperatures and slightly more humidity. Sunshine will mix with a few clouds during the late afternoon. Expect a high temperature in the middle to upper 80s for most areas to as high as the lower 90s for downtown Syracuse. The record high for Syracuse is 91 degrees set in 1954. Wind: VAR 0-5 becoming NNW 5-10 with gusts to 15 MPH late day.

THURSDAY NIGHT{/strong}: Partly cloudy to mainly clear sky. Low temperature in the lower 60s by dawn Friday with 50s for the cooler countryside.

FRIDAY{/strong}: Expect yet another hot day with sunshine mixes with increasing clouds. There is finally a risk for a passing spotty shower or thunderstorm during the later afternoon and evening in parts of CNY. However, the best chance for this to occur will be across areas north, northeast and east of Onondaga County. Expect a high temperature in the middle to upper 80s for most areas to as high as 90 for Syracuse. The record high for Syracuse is 100 degrees set in 1934.

FRIDAY NIGHT{/strong}: Mostly cloudy with the risk for some passing scattered showers or thundershowers over portions of our area during parts of the night. Low near 63.

SATURDAY{/strong}: Stubborn cloud coverage will give way to some intervals of sunshine. New developing pop-up scattered showers will occur over parts of our area during the afternoon. High in the upper 70s.

SUNDAY{/strong}: New information suggests that Sunday will be cooler with limited sunshine and variably to mostly cloudy skies at times with the risk for some scattered showers. High in the upper 60s to lower 70s.

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