T's Forecast


Updated on April 23, 2024 @ 6PM





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2023-2024 Seasonal Snowfall Total
Fulton: 61.5"   Syracuse: 60.8"
through April 5, 2024



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8  Day Forecast:


Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
 High: 48
 High: 52
 High: 64
 High: 60
 High: 76
 High: 80
 High: 75
 High: 58
Low:   30
Low:   29
Low:   42
Low:   48
Low:   55
Low:   64
Low:   52
Low:   45

    Forecast Discussion:

Rain showers Tuesday night into
Wednesday morning. Colder air will
be pushing into the area. Some
snowflakes may mix in toward
late Wednesday morning. But toward
mid afternoon, skies will start
to clear out and we will have gusty
winds. A chilly Wednesday night
with temperatures at least down
in the 20's.

High pressure will be right over
us on Thursday giving us bright
sunny skies. But temperatures
will remain cool. We do turn
milder on Friday with sunshine
and just a few clouds. We may be
cooler on Saturday as we will
have clouds around and a few
showers with a warm front over
the area.

Very mild on Sunday with partly
cloudy skies. There will be some
scattered showers or thunderstorms
around. Warm with sun and clouds
on Monday. Still a chance of a
couple of showers. A cold front
pushes through next Tuesday with
scattered showers and possible
thunderstorm. A morning shower
possible for next Wednesday, otherwise
partly cloudy and cooler.
 




Meteorologist
Anthony Corsoniti


Bachelor's of Science in Meteorology
from SUNY Oswego