ROCHESTER, N.Y. – Lake effect rain and snow showers are winding down across the region Sunday morning. A few more showers possible but looking better and much drier than yesterday. Cloudy skies will persist and a gusty wind will continue from the northwest. The feel like windchill will be in the 20s and 30s through the day. More clouds tonight into Monday with a slow clearing trend later in the day. Our weather takes a more noticeable turn on Tuesday as sunshine and milder conditions move in and then the rest of the week looks fantastic. Threat Tracker will be green.
An unusually sunny and warm pattern develops for much of next week into the following weekend. Temperatures will reach the upper 50s and low 60s by Thursday and Friday and continue into the weekend. Pattern may change as we head into the week of Thanksgiving with a strong cold front crossing the region a week from Monday with colder weather arriving behind it. Stay tuned to News10 for updates on the timing of the changes for impacts on Thanksgiving travel plans.
First Alert Weather: Tracking drier weather for Sunday and then a nice warming trend much of next week WHEC.com.
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