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.AVIATION /07Z MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY/...
Snow currently at AVP should move out within the next hour.
Restrictions should lift to Fuel Alt once snow dissipates. There
is some signals for IFR fog to fill in behind the departing snow
but confidence was not high enough to include in the TAF. Patchy
fog and Fuel Alt conditions should last into the afternoon
before skies scatter and VFR conditions return. Fog may develop
tonight, with at least MVFR restrictions at AVP.

BGM and ELM are currently seeing Fuel Alt ceilings with signals
for IFR later tonight. With the dewpoint depression at BGM and
lack of precip today, IFR was kept out of the forecast with Fuel
Alt cigs lasting into the afternoon hours before climbing to
MVFR. At ELM, with clouds overhead through the night, IFR fog
seems unlikely to develop and usually without fog developing, it
is hard for IFR ceilings to form, especially without precip
falling to day. ITH should see MVFR ceilings fill in over the
next couple of hours, remaining through most of the day. There
is a chance for some IFR cigs during the mid morning hours.

SYR and RME will be cloudy all day with MVFR/Fuel Alt cigs
expected to develop in the morning.  



Outlook...

Monday Afternoon and Night: Lingering MVFR ceiling restrictions
likely, IFR or lower possible overnight into Tuesday morning as
fog will be possible. Confidence moderate to high.

Tuesday: Lingering MVFR Ceilings possible, especially in the
morning. Becoming VFR for PA and NY southern tier terminals by
afternoon. Confidence moderate.

Tuesday Night and Wednesday...MVFR restrictions likely and IFR
possible for much of the area with rain or wintry mix moving 
through; especially on Wednesday. Confidence moderate.

Thursday...Mainly VFR, with just a slight chance for a few rain
showers around at times. Confidence low to moderate.

Friday: Rain likely with associated restrictions. (could mix 
with snow north, near RME. Confidence low to moderate.

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Decoded/Raw Text

Location	Sky/Weather	Temperature	Dewpoint Temperature	Relative Humidity	Wind	Pressure	Remarks
Binghamton, NY	CLOUDY	30	26	85	S7	29.96R	WCI 23
Cortland, NY	CLOUDY	30	28	93	CALM	29.98R
Dansville, NY	CLOUDY	29	26	89	CALM	29.98R
Elmira, NY	CLOUDY	32	29	88	CALM	29.98R
Ithaca, NY	CLOUDY	35	30	82	S13	29.98R	WCI 26
Monticello, NY	CLOUDY	28	22	78	E9	30.02R	WCI 19
Penn Yan, NY	CLOUDY	29	26	89	CALM	29.96S	FOG
Rome, NY	CLOUDY	29	17	61	SE7	30.04R	WCI 22
Syracuse, NY	CLOUDY	28	17	63	NE3	30.01R
Hazleton, PA	LGT SNOW	32	28	86	CALM	30.01R
Scranton, PA	CLOUDY	31	29	92	NE3	30.02R
400 AM EST MON FEB 16 2026