T's Forecast


Updated on March 12, 2026 @ 3PM





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

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8  Day Forecast:
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
 High: 38
 High: 32
 High: 46
 High: 62
 High: 28
 High: 32
 High: 46
 High: 50
Low:   30
Low:   22
Low:   46
Low:   23
Low:   22
Low:   30
Low:   35
Low:   36

    Forecast Discussion:

A few lake effect flurries and brief
snow showers Thursday night. Low pressure
approaches from the west on Friday.
Snow showers move in by noon. A mix
to rain is probable during the
afternoon. Most of us will see around
1" of snow. A change back to snow
Friday night. Snow showers and flurries
likely through Saturday morning.
Another 1-2" is possible. Some
late day sun expected on Saturday.
The Tug Hill will see 8-16"+ for
Friday and Saturday. Brisk winds for
all of us for both Friday and Saturday.

A warm front pushes through Sunday
morning. This front could give
us some snow showers. And then we
turn milder in the afternoon with
some sun. We turn even warmer
Sunday night into Monday morning
as a large storm keeps pushing in
from the west. Scattered rain
showers likely on Monday. Once this
storm moves to our north Monday
evening, we will see colder air
comes back into the area with a
change over to snow Monday night.

Cold on Tuesday with scattered snow
showers and lake effect snow.
Scattered lake effect snow showers
into next Wednesday as well. We
will see temperatures climb a bit
for next Thursday. A chance of
a couple of rain showers. Mostly
cloudy next Friday with sprinkles
or scattered rain showers around. 		 




Meteorologist
Anthony Corsoniti

Bachelor's of Science in Meteorology
from SUNY Oswego