T's Forecast


Updated on July 17, 2026 @ 8PM





Current Conditions







NWS Buffalo Storm Reports

NWS Binghamton Storm Reports





Now Updated for 2026!




Current Weather Links:


Live Doppler 9 Radar

WSTM 3 Triple Doppler Radar

Northeast Radar


Buffalo Radar

Montague Radar

Binghamton Radar


U.S. National Radar


U.S. Vis Satellite
 
U.S. IR Satellite


  Weather Pictures   Fulton Google Maps
  Local Weather Stats   Fulton Area Maps





2025-2026 Seasonal Snowfall Total
Fulton: 204.0"   Syracuse: 143.1"   Oswego: 127.6"
through April 7, 2026

Seasonal Snowfalls



Additional Links:


SUNY Oswego Webcam


New York State Golden Snowball Award Contest


2007 Oswego County Lake Effect Storm Video




Weather Models and Links





Be sure to like and follow my Facebook page here:

And follow me on Twitter here:


 

8  Day Forecast:


Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
 High: 85
 High: 76
 High: 80
 High: 84
 High: 76
 High: 75
 High: 78
 High: 78
Low:   62
Low:   60
Low:   66
Low:   66
Low:   59
Low:   60
Low:   62
Low:   62

    Forecast Discussion:

A warm and active day on Saturday. We
will see a few showers early in the
morning. Then we will see partly cloudy
skies. A chance of an early afternoon
shower. But the main line of storms
comes in later in the afternoon and
early evening. So around 3-6PM would
be the best bet at some strong to severe
storms. Then the rain exits and we
dry out for the later part of the
evening.

A slight chance of an early morning
shower Sunday. But we should remain
dry all day with mild temperatures and
a mix of sun and clouds. A nice warm
day on Monday with sunshine and a few
clouds. Warm and more humid on Tuesday.
Scattered showers and thunderstorms
possible for the afternoon.

Mostly cloudy skies next Wednesday with
some more scattered showers and storms
around. Mild next Thursday with partly
cloudy skies expected. Pleasant for next
Friday with a mix of sun and clouds.
We do have a chance of some scattered
showers for next Saturday.
 




Meteorologist
Anthony Corsoniti


Bachelor's of Science in Meteorology
from SUNY Oswego