ROCHESTER, N.Y. – Fair Friday weather ahead with a cool breeze off the lake and plenty of sunshine. Temps today will reach the mid 50s for a high this afternoon. Clear and cold weather Friday night. Dress warmly for high school football games tonight as temps quickly fall into the 30s after sunset. Threat Tracker will be green into the weekend with more dry weather ahead.
Looking ahead to the weekend some fine fall weather on the way with dry and sunny days, clear and cool nights. Great weather for any fall activities at local farms, Halloween parties or pumpkin carving events. Looking good for Fall into Canandaigua event Saturday. Temps warming through the weekend reaching the mid 60s on Sunday. More fair weather into much of next week. Keeping an eye on the following weekend for trick-o-treat forecast. Some showers may arrive Sunday so need to watch timing for any changes that may impact Halloween. Heads up for time change a week from Sunday, November First. We fall back and sunrise will be 6:45AM and sunset will be at 5:01.
First Alert Weather: Tracking dry weather and a warming trend through the weekend. WHEC.com.
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