Mild Monday, rain chances increase Tuesday
Monday brings partly sunny skies and highs near 65. Rain chances arrive Tuesday after 7 AM across the region.
By the ClickNNY Weather Desk
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Monday will be partly sunny with highs near 65 and southwest winds 5 to 9 mph. Temperatures drop slightly as the day progresses. Rain becomes likely Tuesday after 7 AM, with chances of precipitation ranging from 20 to 60 percent depending on location.
Watertown · Today
65°high
Partly sunny
- Now
- 53°
- Tonight
- 50°
- Rain
- 4%
- 7 AM
- 49°
- 3 PM
- 63°
Partly sunny. High near 65, with temperatures falling to around 59 in the afternoon. Southwest wind 5 to 9 mph.
Town by town
Highs from 64° to 67° across the North Country. Tap a town for the full forecast.
Radar
Live radar loop from the National Weather Service Fort Drum (KTYX) station, covering Jefferson, Lewis and St. Lawrence counties. Refreshes every few minutes.
What it means for your day
Commute
Morning bus stop at 7 AM: 49 degrees, mostly cloudy. Afternoon pickup at 3 PM: 63 degrees, partly sunny.
At the bus stop
At 7 AM it will be 49 degrees and mostly cloudy with a 2 percent chance of rain. By 3 PM it will be 63 degrees and partly sunny with a 3 percent chance of rain.
Fort Drum
Monday: Partly sunny high near 65. Monday night: Mostly cloudy low around 49. Tuesday: Chance of rain showers after 7 AM with a high near 64.
On the farm
Monday will be dry with highs near 65 to 67. Light south winds around 5 to 9 mph. Rain likely Tuesday after 7 AM with new rainfall amounts less than a tenth of an inch possible in most areas.
Forecast from the National Weather Service, issued 3:57 AM. Town-by-town conditions and live alerts are on the North Country Weather page.
Compiled by the ClickNNY Weather Desk from National Weather Service forecasts, and updated through the day when the forecast changes.
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