Updated on October 11, 2026 @ 8PM
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NWS Buffalo Storm Reports
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2025-2026 Seasonal Snowfall Total
Fulton: 204.0" Syracuse: 143.1" Oswego: 127.6"
through April 7, 2026
Fulton: 204.0" Syracuse: 143.1" Oswego: 127.6"
through April 7, 2026
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Weather Models and Links
8 Day Forecast:
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High: 66 |
High: 74 |
High: 60 |
High: 58 |
High: 56 |
High: 48 |
High: 60 |
High: 62 |
Low: 58 |
Low: 55 |
Low: 48 |
Low: 45 |
Low: 37 |
Low: 32 |
Low: 46 |
Low: 49 |
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Forecast Discussion: Rain will be pulling out overnight Sunday night. We will start Monday with clouds and some fog. Then clouds will mix with some sun by the afternoon. Tuesday is looking quite mild. A warm front is now forecast to lift north of the area. We will see a few scattered showers. But most rain would stay north with the warm front. Many of us make it into the 70s on Tuesday. The warmest will be near Rochester and the Finger Lakes, where upper 70's is possible. While northern Oswego County to Watertown could be stuck in the low 60's. A cold front pushes through Tuesday night. We could start the day with a rain shower Wednesday morning. Then partly cloudy and cooler. A cool day on Thursday but we will be dry with sun and clouds. Low pressure is expected to cross the area on Friday with clouds and rain likely. Behind this low there will be chilly air moving in. Friday night there could be snow mixing in over the Tug Hill and Adirondacks. We could see a morning lake effect rain shower on Saturday. Otherwise partly cloudy and cool. Next Sunday looks pleasant with a mix of sun and clouds. Another nice day next Monday with sunshine and a few clouds. |
Meteorologist
Anthony Corsoniti
Bachelor's of Science in Meteorology
from SUNY Oswego
Anthony Corsoniti
Bachelor's of Science in Meteorology
from SUNY Oswego