ROCHESTER, N.Y. – Clear skies with the full Hunter’s Moon shining bright Monday morning. Temps in the 40s to start the day will climb into the 60s with some increasing clouds as a cold front approaches the region tonight. There may be a brief shower with the front but most of us stay dry. Behind the front the breeze will shift to the north as noticeably colder air arrives Tuesday. High temps only near 50 Tuesday afternoon. After a brief cool down milder weather quickly returns into Wednesday and Thursday. Threat Tracker will be green.
Another weak front will arrive Thursday night into Friday morning with some clouds and a brief shower possible. Slightly cooler weather to end the week as well. Clearing skies later Friday should set the stage for a nice start to the weekend and fair weather for the Halloween forecast. Trick-o-Treaters should plan on temps in the 50s and mainly dry conditions. Don’t forget we fall back this weekend so change the clocks Saturday night into Sunday. Weather looks good for the Bills game Sunday afternoon with some showers arriving next week possibly bringing rain for Election Day next week. Stay tuned to News10 for updates through the week.
First Alert Weather: Tracking a cold front for later Monday with briefly lower temps Tuesday WHEC.com.
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