Updated on January 20, 2025 @ 6PM
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8 Day Forecast:
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High: 14 |
High: 10 |
High: 22 |
High: 25 |
High: 28 |
High: 34 |
High: 32 |
High: 30 |
Low: -4 |
Low: 5 |
Low: 16 |
Low: 12 |
Low: 25 |
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Low: 26 |
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Forecast Discussion: Winds have turned into the southwest. So lake effect snow will mainly remain well to the north. Now these southwest winds will not help with our temperatures. We get even colder over the next couple of days. Sun and clouds on Tuesday. A few flurries possible. Heavier lake effect snow toward the Oswego Jefferson County border and over the Tug Hill. A slight wind change could bring some snow close to Oswego and Mexico Tuesday night. Then the band lifts right back north. Through the day Wednesday places like Adams Center, Lorraine, Worth, Mansville, and maybe down to Lacona, can expect 40-60" of snow. Oswego to Mexico could see 3-6" Tuesday night if part of the band moves south. Probably more near Pulaski. The rest of us see little to nothing. On Wednesday, the lake effect pushes further north and falls apart as low pressure approaches from the west. This low will give us light snow showers Wednesday night and Thursday. Then partly to mostly cloudy skies on Friday. A few snow showers possible off of the lake. Saturday may stay dry with sun and clouds. Some snow possible toward Watertown later in the day. Milder on Sunday with mostly cloudy skies. A chance of snow showers or flurries. A few flurries possible for next Monday and Tuesday. |
Meteorologist
Anthony Corsoniti
Bachelor's of Science in Meteorology
from SUNY Oswego
Anthony Corsoniti
Bachelor's of Science in Meteorology
from SUNY Oswego