Updated on March 9, 2026 @ 8PM
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NWS Buffalo Storm Reports2025-2026 Seasonal Snowfall Total
Fulton: 187.4" Syracuse: 134.4" Oswego: 118.5"
through Mar 1, 2025
Fulton: 187.4" Syracuse: 134.4" Oswego: 118.5"
through Mar 1, 2025
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Additional Links:
SUNY Oswego Webcam
New York State Golden Snowball Award Contest
2007 Oswego County Lake Effect Storm Video
Weather Models and Links
8 Day Forecast:
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
Saturday |
Sunday |
Monday |
Tuesday |
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High: 66 |
High: 68 |
High: 38 |
High: 42 |
High: 36 |
High: 42 |
High: 58 |
High: 32 |
Low: 44 |
Low: 44 |
Low: 28 |
Low: 27 |
Low: 28 |
Low: 42 |
Low: 27 |
Low: 20 |
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Forecast Discussion: Another mild day on Tuesday. We may see some morning sun. But more clouds in the afternoon with some scattered light rain showers and sprinkles around. Limited sun early Wednesday. Then we are in and out of scattered rain showers. Even thunderstorms are possible later in the day. A cold front moves through Wednesday night. Some snowflakes could mix in. But precipitation should stop by Thursday morning. Colder on Thursday with morning clouds giving way to some sun in the afternoon. The next storm approaches from the west on Friday. Some snow is possible at first. But then mixing and changing over to rain. Much colder on Saturday with morning snow showers. A few flurries possible into the afternoon. Another rollercoaster day on Sunday as the next storm comes in from the west. Again some snow to start in the morning. Then change over to some scattered rain showers. Temperatures will rise Sunday night. Quite mild to start the day Monday. Then turning colder behind the storm later Monday with a change over to snow likely. A cool day next Tuesday with snow showers and lake effect snow possible. |
Meteorologist
Anthony Corsoniti
Bachelor's of Science in Meteorology
from SUNY Oswego
Anthony Corsoniti
Bachelor's of Science in Meteorology
from SUNY Oswego