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.AVIATION /06Z TUESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY/...
Conditions will be VFR to start but there is potential for fog
to develop at the Central NY terminals. Guidance bring
restrictions to RME and SYR, though there is some models that
bring restrictions to ELM and BGM as well. While ITH seems to be
spared, there is uncertainty there as well given that the
crossover temp has been reached. For this TAF set, fog was added
to all CNY terminals except ITH with IFR restrictions possible 
at RME, SYR, and ELM. 

There are some showers that are moving across western-central NY
and PA. Models want to dissipate these showers as they move into
the region but a couple have popped up. Rain showers were not
put into the TAFs for the early morning hours but will be
watched closely for any needed tempos.

By 12z, the fog should lift and should be followed by some quite
hours during through the mid-morning. Then there is potential
for two rounds of showers and thunderstorms: one around midday
and another later in the afternoon. However, there is
uncertainty as some models do not have the earlier round. These
lines also weaken by the time they get to AVP. Tempo and Prob30
groups were used to highlight this potential. Additional
adjustments will be needed for timing, especially as conditions
evolve later today. All shower and thunderstorm activity will 
wrap up this evening. VFR conditions will continue though MVFR 
to Fuel Alt ceilings drop into SYR and RME around 00z Wednesday.

Winds will be light and variable this morning but will pick up
throughout the day. Winds will be southerly to start the day but
then become more westerly later this evening. Peak gusts of 20
to 25 kts are expected though higher gusts will be possible in
any thunderstorms.

Outlook:

Wednesday through Friday...Restrictions possible from showers 
and isolated to scattered thunderstorms.

Saturday...Additional restrictions look to arrive along with
showers and storms late in the day Saturday.



 

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Decoded/Raw Text

LocationSky/WeatherTemperatureDewpoint TemperatureRelative HumidityWindPressureRemarks
Binghamton, NYMOCLDY585590CALM29.98F
Cortland, NYMOCLDY525093CALM29.98F
Dansville, NYMOCLDY595587CALM29.93F
Elmira, NYMOCLDY515096CALM29.97F
Ithaca, NYN/AN/AN/AN/AMISGN/A
Monticello, NYFOG4848100CALM30.02RVSB 3/4
Penn Yan, NYMOCLDY565597S529.96S
Rome, NYFOG5252100CALM29.98SVSB 1/2
Syracuse, NYMOCLDY5454100CALM29.97SFOG
Hazleton, PAPTCLDY555494CALM30.06S
Scranton, PAPTCLDY595793CALM30.01S
500 AM EDT TUE APR 14 2026

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