SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Residents of central New York can look forward to a pleasant stretch of weather this week. After the coldest morning of the fall season on Sunday, high pressure systems will keep skies clear and temperatures mild.
Daily outlook
Monday: A cold start in the morning will require a heavy coat, but the afternoon will warm enough for a light jacket or sweatshirt. Light frost may linger on the grass.
Tuesday: Expect a chilly morning, slightly warmer than Monday, with a chance of fog and a few clouds. Afternoon highs will be in the upper 50s, which is typical for mid‑October.
Wednesday through Friday: The pattern of dry, sunny afternoons and clear, frosty nights will continue. Temperatures will stay near or a few degrees above average, and no rain or snow is forecast.
Looking ahead
Long‑range models show a weak front moving in by next Sunday (10/25), which could bring a modest increase in cloud cover. Beyond the weekend, temperatures are expected to remain average to above average, with rain chances staying below average.
For those with outdoor chores or plans, the week offers multiple opportunities to get outside without worrying about precipitation. A special Halloween preview will be released on Wednesday evening at 7 p.m., highlighting the expected mild and breezy conditions for October 30‑31.
For more detailed day‑by‑day forecasts, visit our Weather Authority page.
Original reporting: CNY Central WSTM (Sinclair) – local — read the source article.
