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While clouds will remain across the area, dry weather will prevail. Highs will range in the mid 60 to low 70s across WNY, and low to mid 60s across north central NY.
We're keeping our eyes on the potential for severe thunderstorms ahead of a cold front Tuesday afternoon. Primary threat will likely be damaging wind gusts. Additionally, a tornado can't be ruled out for portions of central NY.
A deepening area of low pressure will bring rain and wind to our region Thursday night and Friday. Just enough cold air behind the cold front Friday night into Saturday morning may allow for the first snowflakes of the season before precipitation ends. If Buffalo and Rochester do receive their first snowflakes of the season, this would not be much earlier than climatologic normal.