Central New York five day forecast summary
Mostly cloudy and windy tonight with flurries and a low around 26. Tomorrow will be blustery and cold with more flurries and a high near 36. Saturday should be partly to mostly sunny with a high around 40. Sunday brings sunshine then increasing clouds with a high near 44. Monday stays mostly cloudy with a chance of snow showers and a high about 42.
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Colder Weather Front Affects Northeast and Northwest
A gusty cold front pushed into the Northeast bringing colder windier conditions. Rain and snow impacted the Northwest mountain regions with flakes falling in higher elevations while storms spread unsettled conditions across adjoining areas.
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Extended forecast covers widespread snow and warm Southeast
The forecast notes up to 8 inches of snow in Arizona and New Mexico mountains with blustery winds, six inches in Northwest mountains, rain in Oregon and northern California, and light snow in the Great Lakes and New England. Central New York temps near 35 with gusty winds, 40 percent snow chances, and mostly cloudy Friday. Mild in the Southeast, Midwest, and West with a 78 degree high in Kingsville Texas and a 4 below low at Yellowstone.
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The snippet lists climate figures including average temperatures, precipitation, snowfall, and record highs and lows. Notable entries include a high of 92 set in 1990, a low of 7 in 1923, warmest 53.0 in 1921, and coolest 38.5 in 1943, with reference values for normals and rainfall.
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