T's Forecast


Updated on November 11, 2026 @ 7PM





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2026-2027 Seasonal Snowfall Total
Fulton: 0.0"   Syracuse: 0.0"
through October 30, 2026


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8  Day Forecast:


Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
 High: 44
 High: 40
 High: 42
 High: 45
 High: 46
 High: 50
 High: 54
 High: 56
Low:   33
Low:   31
Low:   34
Low:   36
Low:   36
Low:   35
Low:   31
Low:   34

    Forecast Discussion:

Low pressure tracks across PA on Thursday.
We will see clouds and rain with this
system. Then higher elevations turn
cold enough Thursday night to see a
change over to snow. The main area of
precipitation pulls out by Friday morning.
Most of us will only see some snowflakes
in the air. But the hills south of
Syracuse and toward the Catskills will
be the best bet of seeing 2-4".

We remain chilly on Friday with a cool
northerly flow. Still some scattered
rain showers mixing with a bit of snow.
No accumulation expected on Friday for
most of us. Scattered lake effect rain
showers on Saturday. Some snow could
mix in over the higher elevations south
of Syracuse. We still have enough
moisture around on Sunday to have some
more scattered rain showers around.

Finally high pressure moves in for Monday.
A cool, dry day with a mix of sun and
clouds. A pleasantly cool day on
Tuesday with sun and clouds. We still
look dry and pleasant for next Wednesday
and Thursday.
 




Meteorologist
Anthony Corsoniti


Bachelor's of Science in Meteorology
from SUNY Oswego