T's Forecast


Updated on November 26, 2019 @ 6PM
Forecasts and stats for Fulton, NY






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2019-2020 Seasonal Snowfall Total
Fulton: 9.0"   Syracuse: 6.6"
through November 14, 2019


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Forecast:




Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
 High: 58
 High: 40
 High: 36
 High: 36
 High: 36
 High: 34
 High: 36
 High: 38
Low: 38
Low: 22
Low: 19
Low: 18
Low: 28
Low: 21
Low: 25
Low: 28

    Forecast Discussion:

A large storm system will make it into
our area on Wednesday. Wednesday will
be our last mild day of the week. We
should remain dry through most of the
morning. But from late morning on, we
will have a chance of scattered rain
showers. Winds will be increasing in
strength. A heavy downpour and maybe
a rumble of thunder around late afternoon
or early evening.

Turning cooler Wednesday night. Higher
elevations will see rain change over
to snow showers. Scattered rain and
snow showers into Thanksgiving morning.
Most of the lower elevations should
just see rain, but a few flakes could
mix in. By late morning or early
afternoon we will turn drier.

A cool and dry day on Friday as high
pressure moves down over us from Canada.
Another quiet and cool day on Saturday
with a mix of sun and clouds. Another
storm moves our way on Sunday. Expect
snow mixing with sleet and some rain.
Mixed precipitation is possible through
Sunday night. We should change to
mainly snow toward Monday morning.
Still too early to tell how much snow
we could see. Low pressure may reform
and strengthen near the east coast
keeping snow showers over us for most
of the day Monday.

A few flurries early next Tuesday,
otherwise partly cloudy skies and cool.
A mix of sun and clouds for next
Wednesday.
 




Meteorologist
Anthony Corsoniti


Bachelor's of Science in Meteorology
from SUNY Oswego