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Central New York and the Mohawk Valley are in for another day of heat and humidity on Friday, but the National Weather Service is predicting significant relief this weekend.

The Utica-Rome Mohawk Valley region has seen an abnormal amount of rainfall over the last 2-weeks. According to the National Weather Service, in the last 14-days, parts of the Mohawk Valley have gotten upwards of 10 inches of rain.

I know, we're just recovering from yesterday's storm, but do you remember it's also the 4th anniversary of the massive Utica flood with a tornado in 2017?

A cold front will cross Utica and Rome this afternoon and evening, sparking dangerous storm activity with damaging winds and large hail.

Scattered rain showers linger today with blustery winds into the afternoon and evening. Rain gradually changes to snow with some light accumulations overnight. Most of Saturday will be dry before a few rain showers move in during the evening.

Temperatures in the 60s and almost reaching 80 degrees this week have spoiled us all here in Central New York and now we're in for a reality check.

The National Weather Service is looking at six days over the next week that look unseasonably warm and sunny. Providing the current weather pattern doesn't change, moods will be improving across Central New York and the Mohawk Valley.

It feels like this summer has been warmer than the average summer here in the Mohawk Valley. It also seems like we've had an abnormally high number of 90 degree days this year, and we're only just coming up on mid-August. There's still plenty of summer left.

The National Weather Service out of Binghamton (NWS) has issued a heat advisory in Central New York as we're expecting dangerously high temperatures.

NWS is calling for a passing cold front on Wednesday will bring more snow showers, snow squalls, seasonably cold weather and gusty winds over 40 MPH.