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Weather.com - The Weather Channel - Ithaca
Forecast. Includes Temp, Wind speed & direction, Barometric
Pressure readings, relative humidity and chance of precipitation
prediction. Also gives hourly forecast. Fairly reliable,
but be aware that the wind speeds are sometimes given lower that what
actually hits Cayuga Lake.
NOAA (National Oceanographic & Atmospheric Administration -
Ithaca, Binghamton & Elmira forecasts, including Hazardous Weather
Outlooks for local areas. Detailed 7 day forecast from the
National Weather Service
Current Doppler Radar for New York State
Info on using your VHF Radio
Learn what each channel is used for
If you have a VHF Radio (Very High Frequency),
used on most boats, you should monitor the local weather from the
National Weather Service before departing (EACH TIME). You can
monitor weather on the WX channel #6 162.500 MHZ
for the Ithaca area. The weather outlook is updated every 3-6
hours and a report is given from Ithaca, Cortland, Elmira, Binghamton,
Buffalo, Rochester - Sea conditions given for the Finger Lakes, Lake
Ontario and Oneida Lake. You will hear of any
HAZARDOUS WEATHER expected in the
areas noted within the next few hours.
Other details on the use of your VHF Radio
Farmer's Almanac Report
for Summer 2007 in the Northeast:
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June 2007
1st-3rd. Some rain and showers, then fair skies.
4th-7th. Remaining fair.
8th-11th. Big thunderstorms rumble
across Pennsylvania, New York and rest of Northeast. Thunderstorms
in New York threaten Belmont Stakes.
12th-15th. Showery weather spreads
rapidly in from west; thunderstorms for Mid-Atlantic region, then
clearing.
16th-19th. Pleasant, tranquil.
20th-23rd. Dangerous thunderstorms,
possible hail, high winds, a tornado or two across New England.
Big thunderstorms Mid-Atlantic States.
24th-27th. A hot spell, many 90s and
even a 100 or two.
28th-30th. Scattered showers
Mid-Atlantic region. Thundery up through New England, then turning
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July 2007
1st-3rd. Pleasant weather.
4th-7th.
Heavy thunderstorms, then a return to fair skies.
8th-11th. Windy and wet.
12th-15th. Fair, pleasant New England. Drying out, turning
progressively hotter Mid-Atlantic States.
16th-19th.
Thunderstorms.
20th-23rd. Mostly fair weather.
24th-27th.
Scattered showers, then fair skies.
28th-31st. Changeable skies; mixed sun, clouds, showers.
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These links don't
currently have any data, but save them. Cornell will hopefully fix
this weather station:
Cayuga Lake Weather - Cornell weather station: R.U.S.S
(Remote Underwater Sampling Station)
RUSS Snapshot
- Updated every 10 minutes
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