T's Forecast


Updated on March 10, 2026 @ 8PM





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Fulton: 187.4"   Syracuse: 134.4"   Oswego: 118.5"
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8  Day Forecast:
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
 High: 68
 High: 36
 High: 42
 High: 34
 High: 48
 High: 56
 High: 28
 High: 30
Low:   32
Low:   27
Low:   30
Low:   27
Low:   48
Low:   24
Low:   20
Low:   24

    Forecast Discussion:

One more very mild day on Wednesday.
A couple of early morning showers
possible. We may see a couple of
hours of partly sunny skies around
mid to late morning. Then more rain
likely for Wednesday afternoon and
evening. Some heavy rain is possible.
Rain changes over to snow showers
Wednesday night. A few snow showers
or flurries early Thursday. Not
expecting much more than a trace of
snow. Some afternoon sun possible
on Thursday

Some sun early on Friday. Then clouds
increase. Snow showers move in
by late morning. A mix and change
to rain during the afternoon as
temperatures climb into the 40's.
As low pressure slides to our east
Friday night, we will see colder
air come in with a change over
to snow showers. Snow showers and
flurries early Saturday. Then
some sun possible in the afternoon.

The next system approaches from the
west on Sunday. A warm front will
give us a chance of snow showers.
But then change quickly to a few
rain showers. Turning milder later
Sunday, with temperatures climbing
Sunday night. Very mild to start
the day next Monday. A cold front
moves through with rain showers.
Some snow is possible for Monday
afternoon. Much colder next Tuesday
with lake effect snow possible.
Still a chance of snow showers
early next Wednesday. 		 




Meteorologist
Anthony Corsoniti

Bachelor's of Science in Meteorology
from SUNY Oswego