T's Forecast


Updated on March 15, 2026 @ 5PM





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8  Day Forecast:


Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
 High: 66
 High: 26
 High: 30
 High: 40
 High: 50
 High: 48
 High: 46
 High: 35
Low:   23
Low:   19
Low:   29
Low:   35
Low:   36
Low:   30
Low:   26
Low:   22

    Forecast Discussion:

A changeable day on Monday. We will
be near 50 at sunrise. We turn quite
mild with winds gusting over 30mph.
Very mild Monday afternoon with some
sun. A chance of an afternoon shower.
Rain likely toward late afternoon as
a cold front approaches. Even some
strong thunderstorms are possible.
Temperatures fall quickly with rain
changing over to snow after 8pm.
Snow showers Monday night. Many
of us could pick up 2-3" of snow.
Scattered lake effect snow showers
around on Tuesday.

Still cold on Wednesday with a bit
more lake effect snow showers and
flurries possible. Partly cloudy
skies and a bit milder on Thursday.
There is a chance of a late day
rain shower. Mostly cloudy skies
next Friday. A few scattered rain
showers possible.

Looks dry right now for next Saturday
with partly cloudy skies. Low pressure
is forecast to move in next Sunday.
We could be on the edge of rain or
snow showers. As of now, I'd say we
see some rain showers. Then colder
next Monday. There could be flurries
early in the day.
 




Meteorologist
Anthony Corsoniti


Bachelor's of Science in Meteorology
from SUNY Oswego