T's Forecast


Updated on March 13, 2026 @ 6PM





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Fulton: 187.4"   Syracuse: 134.4"   Oswego: 118.5"
through Mar 1, 2025

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8  Day Forecast:


Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
 High: 32
 High: 46
 High: 65
 High: 28
 High: 34
 High: 42
 High: 50
 High: 58
Low:   22
Low:   46
Low:   24
Low:   21
Low:   30
Low:   35
Low:   42
Low:   32

    Forecast Discussion:

A brisk day on Saturday with morning
snow showers. Another 1" of snow
expected. For Friday night and Saturday,
the Tug Hill could see close to 10-12".
Winds will be gusting over 30mph
on Saturday. Some late day sun is
possible. A couple of snow showers
Sunday morning with a warm front.
A mix of sun and clouds Sunday
afternoon. The temperatures will
keep climbing into the 50's Sunday night.

A very mild day on Monday out ahead
of a strong low pressure system to
our west. Expect to see scattered
showers and possibly thunderstorms
Monday afternoon. A cold front moves
through Monday evening. Rain changes
to snow Monday night. Scattered
snow showers and chilly for Tuesday.
Still some snow showers and flurries
around next Wednesday.

Mostly cloudy next Thursday. There
is a chance of a couple of rain
showers or sprinkles. Milder next
Friday with clouds and scattered
rain showers. Another chance of
scattered rain showers for next
Saturday.
 




Meteorologist
Anthony Corsoniti


Bachelor's of Science in Meteorology
from SUNY Oswego