T's Forecast


Updated on November 12, 2026 @ 7PM





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2026-2027 Seasonal Snowfall Total
Fulton: 0.0"   Syracuse: 0.0"
through October 30, 2026


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8  Day Forecast:


Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
 High: 40
 High: 42
 High: 42
 High: 46
 High: 50
 High: 54
 High: 56
 High: 58
Low:   32
Low:   33
Low:   36
Low:   36
Low:   35
Low:   34
Low:   33
Low:   42

    Forecast Discussion:

Snow mainly over higher elevations
Thursday night. Rain in lower elevations.
But could even see some snow stick to
rooftops by Friday morning over some
lower elevations. The higher elevations
could pick up 2-4" of snow. Friday will
be chilly with some scattered rain mixing
with snow over higher elevations. Winds
turn enough northwesterly Friday night
to get a bit of lake effect rain and
snow. Just a trace of snow for most.
Scattered lake effect rain showers
on Saturday. Some mix with snow over
the higher elevations.

Still enough moisture off of the lake
Sunday morning with some lake effect
rain showers. I do think we dry out
Sunday afternoon. High pressure will
move in for Monday. A quiet day with
a mix of sun and clouds. A few degrees
mild on Tuesday with a mix of sun and clouds.

Looks like we continue with quiet weather
for next Wednesday and Thursday with
partly cloudy skies for both days.
Milder next Friday. A chance of rain
moving in later in the day.
 




Meteorologist
Anthony Corsoniti


Bachelor's of Science in Meteorology
from SUNY Oswego