SUNDAY: Light snow blows during the morning hours 30% AM. Afternoon cloudy. High of 30 (27-33). Wind from the northwest of 5-10 km / h.
SUNDAY NIGHT: Mostly cloudy. Lowest of 17 (12-20). Winds light from the north.
MONDAY: Mostly cloudy skies early. Widespread snowfall develops between 10:00 and 13:00 70%. Snowfall accumulations of 1-4 inches. Snow ends during the drive before being picked up again until Tuesday. Highest of 29. Lowest of 16.
FORECAST DISCUSSION:
Clouds are forecast tonight in front of some light snowflakes that will develop around midnight. Light breeze will linger in the morning hours on Sunday. Unfortunately, the clouds will still remain in place as the flags subside.
However, the most important weather system this week is a low point that moves through the region Monday to Tuesday. This system brings significant snowfall in the region, with the heaviest Tuesday morning until about noon. By the time everything is ready and done, we can see a double-digit snowfall! We are overseeing subtle shifts in this system as it could cause warmer air to rise to the Southern Tier, which will destroy snow totals as more ice interferes.
There is also the possibility of another storm Thursday to Friday, but it currently looks like a mixed bag of precipitation.