ROCHESTER, N.Y. – Lake effect and terrain induced precipitation will continue to diminish across the highest elevations of the Finger Lakes and Central New York through Sunday evening. However, just enough mid-level moisture will keep skies mostly cloudy through the evening and overnight. Temperatures will drop into the upper 30s for Rochester with a forecasted low of 38 degrees. Higher elevations will sit in the low to mid 30s overnight. Winds will generally blow out of the west/northwest between 5 and 15 mph.
Monday starts off chilly, and you will probably want your coat with you to start off the week. Morning temperatures in the upper 30s and low 40s will warm up to a high near 47 for Rochester. Temperatures across Western New York on Monday should stay around average for mid-November. Winds will stay out of the west between 10 and 15 mph. It will stay pretty cloudy through the first half of the day, but clouds will start to break up through the evening and Monday night.
A very amplified upper-level and surface pattern will bring quiet, sunny, dry, and mild weather to the eastern seaboard through the entirety of the work week. Most nights will still be chilly with lows in the upper 30s. However, daytime highs are trending much above average for mid-November. Tuesday and Wednesday will likely bring temperatures in the upper 50s and may reach the low 60s. A small disturbance passes north of our region Thursday and Friday, but there is quite a bit of evidence to say moisture should stay to the north of us. If it does, we could be dry until possibly Sunday of the upcoming weekend. As mentioned yesterday, it is still looking likely that a cold plunge could drop into the Northeast through the first part of Thanksgiving week. Very low snow chances are in the 10-day forecast right now as current data is conflicted about the southernmost extent of this cold air.
First Alert Weather: Above average temperatures are expected this week WHEC.com.
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