A big dome of high-pressure continues to pump cool, dry air across Western New York. Bright sunshine, low humidity, comfortable temperatures, and a light breeze means we have all the right ingredients for beautiful weather.

WYMT will remain under a First Alert Weather Day until Tuesday due to localized flooding risks in the region. The rainy start to the workweek will begin to ease as Monday comes to a close, with temperatures dropping from the mid-to-upper 80s to the upper 60s and low 70s overnight.

A boundary is still oriented from northwest to southeast across Kentucky and that’s providing the focal point for these waves of showers and storms. Torrential rains will likely cause additional flash flooding issues, especially across central and eastern Kentucky. Tuesday looks mainly dry with temps in the 80s.