ROCHESTER, N.Y. – Our quiet weather pattern will continue for a few more days as a storm passes by to our south, but a bubble of high pressure keeps us dry. It’ll be another seasonably chilly night Tuesday night under a partly to mostly cloudy sky with temperatures dropping into the upper 20s and lower 30s. Wednesday and Thursday will both see a mix of clouds and sunshine. In fact, sunshine will likely win out both days! It’ll be nice to see some brighter days before clouds move back in on Friday.
Temperatures will remain on the cooler side, with highs in the lower half of the 40s on Wednesday, then mid 40s on Thursday. Our next round of precipitation will arrive on Friday, but it’ll be far from a washout. In fact, just a few showers are possible from time to time, with lots of dry time.
The weekend looks decent, with mainly dry weather, and seasonable temperatures. So, while it’ll be seasonably cool for mid to late November, weather will be quiet for any outdoor plans or yard cleanup. The days leading up to Thanksgiving also look fairly quiet, but there are some signs that we’ll start to see a pattern change around or just after the holiday, and more wintry weather may start to make a return. Stay tuned as that forecast starts to come into view a little more clearly.
First Alert Weather: Cool but quiet weather through mid-week WHEC.com.
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