ROCHESTER, N.Y.- After a cooler start post Halloween day, were kicking off with temperatures in the upper 30s to low 40s. But we are expecting those temperatures to rise into the mid to upper 60s just in time for the Bills game this afternoon. Kick off will have partly cloudy skies and similar conditions are expected at half time. This evening will see lows only drop into the upper40s to low 50s.
Monday morning will see temperatures close to 50 degrees with clouds building into the region for most of the day. Temperatures will cap out in the upper 60s to low 70s with minimal winds and staying dry. That evening will see temperatures stay close to 60 degrees.
Heading further into the week a warm front will pass through on election day Tuesday morning giving us high temperatures in the low 70s but also potentially bringing a few rain drops with it early morning. These showers will be spotty and not linger past 10 AM. The rest of this week will hold more unsettled weather as the next low pressure system takes hold of the region.
First Alert Weather: Tracking a nice warm up through the middle of the week, unsettled weather returns for the latter half. WHEC.com.
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