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Filtered sunshine gives way to increasing and thickening cloud coverage. A storm system will move in and give our area some midday and afternoon precipitation. At this point, it appears to be lower elevation and valley rainfall with higher elevations wet snow. The only minor slushy snow accumulation locally will be in northern Herkimer County in the Adirondacks. Wind: E to SE 10-20 MPH. Cloudy with rain showers tapering off as scattered wet flurries overnight. Higher elevations at risk for a small accumulation of wet snow.

Mostly cloudy skies and breezy. A few flurries are likely, especially east of Lake Ontario. A couple of breaks of sun are likely. Lake effect snow will be a higher likelihood east and southeast of Lake Ontario Friday evening.

Mostly cloudy and mainly dry. There is a chance for flurries to the north early and area wide snow showers late, or at night.

We will continue to monitor the potentail for a coastal storm and any snow from it. At this point, it still looks like it will be too far to our south and southeast to have a big impact us. However, some snow showers and flurries are likely.

Scattered flurries ending in the morning then partly sunny.