ROCHESTER, N.Y. – Rochester saw the first flakes of the year Friday morning but nothing to worry about in terms of any accumulations. Breezy and cold with lots of clouds. High temps in the upper 30s with the feel like windchill near 30 degrees into the afternoon. A few passing rain and snow showers into Friday night. Looking ahead to Saturday we see a better chance for lake effect precipitation. More numerous rain showers during the day with some snow showers in the hills and at night. Another breezy cold day in the upper 30s and low 40s. Drier overall for Sunday with a few flurries or sprinkles. Still cold with temps around 40. Dress for winter chill if outdoors this weekend and for the high school football playoff games Friday night and Saturday. Threat Tracker is green.
After a brief cold spell our overall weather pattern looks to shift again next week. Sunnier and drier days ahead starting Monday. Warming trend for much of next week will see temps climbing well above normal once again. We should see high temps near 60 late next week. Stay tuned to News10 for latest updates.
First Alert Weather: Tracking the seasons first flakes Friday and lake effect rain/snow Saturday WHEC.com.
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