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Tuesday forecast: Mostly Cloudy and Chilly High: 45

by: TOM DIVECCHIO

Posted: Nov 7, 2017 / 08:23 AM EST / Updated: Nov 7, 2017 / 08:23 AM EST

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High pressure will keep things dry today, with some sun at times. Warm front will set off a little mix of rain/snow this evening. Milder air for Wednesday through Thanksgiving

Meteorologist Tom DiVecchio 3:30 am Tuesday

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by Craig Flint / Nov 21, 2020

Expect a slushy 1-2 inches through early Sunday in some of the higher elevations South of the lake shore, with perhaps some freezing rain in the mountains. As the low passes through, enough warm air streams North changing wet snow over to rain by midday Sunday. Could be some locally heavy rain by late Sunday. Turning somewhat colder again by Monday with some lingering rain or snow showers around. It will be windy and chilly on Monday. Temperatures may slowly fall through the day.

Meteorologist Tom Atkins and Craig Flint, 10:42 PM Saturday

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Click here for the Friday Midday Forecast

Very weak cold front drops through with more clouds arriving to start the weekend. Could be a spotty shower or drizzle, otherwise mainly dry on Saturday. It will be a cooler day, too. The next disturbance approaches through Saturday night into Sunday. Borderline temperatures likely will result in some wet snow late Saturday night through Sunday morning. Expect slushy 1-2 inches by Sunday morning. As the low passes through, enough warm air streams North changing wet snow over to regular rain showers on Sunday.

Meteorologist Tom Atkins and Craig Flint, 5:46 PM

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