ROCHESTER, N.Y. – Saturday night will bring another bout of mixed precipitation, snow and rain across Western New York. Precipitation type is expected to stay as rain in lower elevations, with mixed precipitation south of Rochester, and wet snow in the highest elevations of the southern Finger Lakes and Southern Tier. Rain accumulations through Sunday morning are expected to stay under a quarter of an inch and any snowfall accumulations in the highest elevations are expected to stay under an inch. Winds will stay breezy out of the northwest between 10 to 20 mph with most gusts staying under 25 mph. Overnight low temperatures will stay in the mid to upper 30s for Rochester and closer to freezing for the higher elevations.
The trough (disturbance) that is bringing an influx of moisture Saturday night, will move off to the east through Sunday morning taking the bulk of moisture away with it. Sunday morning may bring some very light lake effect bands of rain and wet snow, but conditions will be drying out through the afternoon and evening hours. Winds will remain out of the northwest between 10 to 15 mph with no gusts anticipated much over 20 mph. There will be just enough lingering low-level moisture to keep a stratus (low) deck of clouds abundant through Sunday and Sunday night. Sunday night’s low temperatures are expected to stay similar to Saturday night.
Our weather pattern does change this coming workweek, but first we wake up Monday a little chilly with morning temperatures in the 30s. The morning should consist of mostly cloudy skies, but that low-level cloud deck should start to break up later in the day on Monday. High temperatures are expected to reach into the mid-40s. From there, a warming trend takes over. A very large area of high pressure, extending from the surface to the upper levels of the atmosphere, keeps our weather very dry through (likely) Thursday. As this high pressure moves further southeast, the broader wind pattern will start to move warm air up from the southwest into the Northeast. This could bring temperatures on Thursday close to the 60s! However, what comes up, must come down eventually. We are starting to see some early signs in weather data that a cold plunge is in our near future, towards the beginning of Thanksgiving week.
First Alert Weather: One more day of wintry mix ahead of next week’s pattern change WHEC.com.
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