T's Forecast


Updated on March 8, 2026 @ 6PM





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8  Day Forecast:
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
 High: 68
 High: 66
 High: 68
 High: 38
 High: 36
 High: 34
 High: 40
 High: 48
Low:   37
Low:   47
Low:   38
Low:   23
Low:   27
Low:   26
Low:   40
Low:   24

    Forecast Discussion:

We start the week spring like but then
we see more wintry weather toward the
end of the week. Mild on Monday with
mostly sunny skies. We will be mild
on Tuesday too. We will see more
clouds. A few sprinkles or light
showers possible later in the day.

A strong low pressure system moves in
from the west on Wednesday. We are
mild out ahead of this low. There
will be scattered showers. If we
see more sunshine we could hit 70.
Strong to severe thunderstorms
are possible later Wednesday afternoon
or evening as a strong cold front moves
through the area. Rain changes over
to some snow by Thursday morning.
We should turn drier but much cooler
on Thursday as temperatures drop
into the 20s.

We have a couple of storm systems
coming through for Friday and next
weekend. This will cause changeable
conditions. Right now we see snow
coming in Friday. A mix and change
to rain during the afternoon. Then
once the low moves east we will see
a change back to snow Friday night.
Colder on Saturday with scattered
snow showers and flurries around.

Another storm moves in from the west
next Sunday. This could give us snow
at first, and then a change to rain
as milder air pushes in ahead of
the storm. Rain changes back to snow
next Monday behind the storm with
cooling temperatures. 		 




Meteorologist
Anthony Corsoniti

Bachelor's of Science in Meteorology
from SUNY Oswego