National Weather Service United States Department of Commerce

 

Skies will be mostly cloudy today with a few scattered showers. The best chance of measurable rain will be across the Southern Tier and North Country. Not as warm as yesterday, but temperatures will still be a few degrees above average for mid October.
Dry weather will prevail Thursday, then low pressure will cross the Great Lakes and bring periods of rain Thursday night through Friday. The coolest air of the fall season will then arrive Saturday, with the chance of a few wet snowflakes in the air early in the morning. The sharp cooldown will be short lived, with a quick warm-up early next week.