T's Forecast


Updated on November 9, 2026 @ 6PM





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8  Day Forecast:


Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
 High: 55
 High: 52
 High: 42
 High: 42
 High: 42
 High: 42
 High: 44
 High: 46
Low:   40
Low:   40
Low:   33
Low:   30
Low:   32
Low:   35
Low:   36
Low:   33

    Forecast Discussion:

Partly cloudy skies on Tuesday. Winds
will get stronger again during the
afternoon, with gusts near 30mph. A
chance of a few scattered showers later
in the afternoon and evening. Not as
windy on Wednesday with a mix of sun
and clouds. We should remain dry until
later in the evening.

Cloudy with showers likely on Thursday.
Some snow could mix in over higher
elevations. Chilly on Friday with
mostly cloudy skies and a few scattered
rain showers, possibly mixed with wet snow.
A chilly northwest wind on Saturday with
a chance of lake effect rain possibly
mixed with some snow. No snow accumulation
expected through the period except higher
elevations, where they could get a couple
of inches.

Still cool on Sunday with clouds and some
sun. Still a risk of a couple of scattered
showers. High pressure finally moves in
for next Monday and Tuesday. We will see
quiet days with a mix of sun and clouds.
 




Meteorologist
Anthony Corsoniti


Bachelor's of Science in Meteorology
from SUNY Oswego