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Light Snow

Feels Like: 15°F
Wind: NE at 4.6 mph
Barometer: 30.12 in.
Humidity: 78%
Visibility: 1.50 miles
Dewpoint: 15°F
Sunrise: 7:10 AM
Sunset: 5:27 PM
Updated at 8:54 AM
21°
High: 28°
Low: 22°
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TUE
Flurries
High: 28°
Low: 22°
WED
Light
Snow
High: 31°
Low: 22°
THU
Flurries
High: 29°
Low: 19°
FRI
Scattered
Snow
High: 28°
Low: 19°
SAT
Scattered
Snow
High: 31°
Low: 22°
By Peter Hall - Tuesday, February 09, 2010 8:17 AM
TODAY'S FORECAST FOR SYRACUSE
Tuesday, February 09, 2010
Today's forecast
Flurries
28° | 22°
Good Tuesday morning! Over central New York, we are waking up to a spray of flurries and mainly cloudy skies. Temperatures over most of central New York are between 15 and 22°. Across the North Country, clear skies has allowed the temperatures to plummet to between 5 above to 5 to 10 below zero! Anyway, sunny skies across the North Country will give way to some afternoon clouds. Across central New York, the sky forecast is tougher. Linger lake effect cloud coverage will probably be quite stubborn through at least this morning. By the time the lake effect clouds thin out, new middle and high level clouds will be increase. Some dim or milky sun is possible but not definite in our forecast for central New York. Wind: NW 5-10 this morning and light and variable this afternoon.
TONIGHT
Tonight's forecast
Light Snow
22°
We will continue to keep an eye on another winter storm mainly slipping its heaviest snows to our south. Locally, clouds will thicken this evening with some light snow developing late night. There is a risk for a Coating to around 1" of snow by sunrise. Wind: NE 5-10 MPH. Our local area does not have any winter weather advisories or winter storm watches or warnings in effect. A winter weather advisory is in effect for the counties bordering Pennsylvania. Winter storm warnings are in effect for much of Pennsylvania, New Jersey and the New York City area.
TOMORROW'S FORECAST FOR SYRACUSE
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Tomorrow's forecast
Light Snow
31° | 22°
A coastal storm southeast of New Jersey will intensify and become the primary source for precipitation and backlash snow through the course of Wednesday. The very latest information continues to confirm that the heaviest snow will most likely occur south and southeast of our local area. For a snowfall forecast map of our local area plus much of the northeast, click here: http://twitpic.com/127rrf . Locally, I am forecasting between 1-2½" of snow for much of north-central New York. There is better chance for between 2½-5" for the southern tier, sections of the southern and western Finger Lakes and western New York. Much heavier snow is more likely across eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey, southern New England, and potentially New York City and Long Island. Wind: NE to N to NNW 10-20 MPH and gusty.
TOMORROW NIGHT: Flurries
22°
A blustery NNW wind will continue. Expect a spray of flurries, freezing drizzle and light snow showers. Expect an additional coating to 1" of snowfall overnight.
EXTENDED FORECAST FOR SYRACUSE
Thursday, February 11, 201019°|29°
A gusty northwesterly wind should continue. A wealth of cloud coverage is likely across the entire area through most or all of the day. While a northwesterly wind would normally favor lake effect snow, the air is not very cold. Therefore, at this point, I only expect a spray of flurries or light snow showers with a Coating to less than 1".
Friday, February 12, 201019°|28°
There is 60% risk for scattered light snow showers and flurries southeast of Lake Ontario throughout much of central New York.
Saturday, February 13, 201022°|31°
A northwesterly chilly wind should keep the threat for snow showers, flurries and some thin squalls across much of central New York.
Sunday, February 14, 201021°|31°
There remains a chance for flurries or light snow showers at times through the day.
Monday, February 15, 201017°|31°
There is a threat for some light snow.
Extended forecast
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