Updated on September 20, 2026 @ 7PM
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NWS Buffalo Storm Reports
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2025-2026 Seasonal Snowfall Total
Fulton: 204.0" Syracuse: 143.1" Oswego: 127.6"
through April 7, 2026
Fulton: 204.0" Syracuse: 143.1" Oswego: 127.6"
through April 7, 2026
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New York State Golden Snowball Award Contest
2007 Oswego County Lake Effect Storm Video
Weather Models and Links
8 Day Forecast:
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High: 62 |
High: 64 |
High: 65 |
High: 65 |
High: 65 |
High: 60 |
High: 66 |
High: 68 |
Low: 45 |
Low: 46 |
Low: 44 |
Low: 46 |
Low: 52 |
Low: 50 |
Low: 53 |
Low: 54 |
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Forecast Discussion: After a cloudy and wet Sunday, we do have a nice change to the weather for this week. High pressure slides east across southern Canada. We will be cool on Monday with a mix of sun and clouds. High pressure is going to keep any rain well to our south, as low pressure meanders near the Mid Atlantic. A nice day on Tuesday with a mix of sun and clouds. At this point the high will remain over the area for the middle and end of the week. Sun and clouds and seasonable on Wednesday. Much of the same on Thursday with sun and clouds. Partly cloudy and quiet for Friday too. On the south periphery of the high, low pressure is going to try to make it's way up the east coast on Saturday. This could give us some rain depending on how far to the west it moves. Then next Sunday and Monday will depend on where this storm tracks. Right now, I will keep us dry. But will have to watch this storm system throughout the week. |
Meteorologist
Anthony Corsoniti
Bachelor's of Science in Meteorology
from SUNY Oswego
Anthony Corsoniti
Bachelor's of Science in Meteorology
from SUNY Oswego