ROCHESTER, N.Y. – A cold front that passed through on Monday will temporarily drop our temperatures Tuesday, but should keep our stretch of dry weather going. As of Monday, we sit at 10 days in a row of no measurable rain at the Rochester Airport, and we’ll likely tack on a few more through Thursday.
Tuesday will be a noticeably cooler day, with highs near 50 after starting off in the 30s, under a mix of clouds and sunshine. High pressure continues to slide in on Wednesday, and then move east. This will allow us to warm back through the 60s on Wednesday, and likely into the 70s on Thursday! Meanwhile, our next cold front will move in Thursday night, bringing the increasing chance for a few showers into very early Friday morning.
The Trick or Treat forecast for Saturday is looking pretty good. We’ll flirt with 60 during the day with at least a little sun. Clouds will tend to thicken up, bringing a mostly cloudy sky by evening as the kids are heading out. Temperatures around Trick or Treat time will likely be in the mid 50s.
We’ll see a more unsettled weather pattern setting up next week, so we’ll finally see some much needed rainfall to kick off the month of November.
First Alert Weather: Tracking Cooler air Tuesday, then another warm up on the way WHEC.com.
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