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Updated on October 9, 2026 @ 8PM





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8  Day Forecast:


Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
 High: 66
 High: 60
 High: 66
 High: 66
 High: 58
 High: 56
 High: 58
 High: 54
Low:   46
Low:   53
Low:   59
Low:   48
Low:   43
Low:   39
Low:   40
Low:   34

    Forecast Discussion:

A very nice day on Saturday with a mix
of sun and clouds. We do have some
of the remnants of Isaias moving in on
Sunday. We will see clouds increasing
during the morning. Rain arrives as
we get closer to noon. Expect rain
showers Sunday afternoon and evening.

Rain should be gone by Monday morning.
Skies will become partly cloudy.
A front is forecast to drop down from
the north on Tuesday. This will keep
us mostly cloudy with scattered showers.
Still some scattered showers on
Wednesday, especially in the morning.
Some peaks of afternoon sun is possible.

High pressure settles in on Thursday
with sun and clouds and cool temperatures.
Partly cloudy skies on Friday. A cold
front may move in toward late afternoon
or evening. This would bring us a chance
of rain. And then we are chilly behind
the front for next Saturday with a
chance of scattered showers.
 




Meteorologist
Anthony Corsoniti


Bachelor's of Science in Meteorology
from SUNY Oswego