Flurries Persist as Wind and Mixed Precipitation Arrive Sunday

Following a record-breaking snowfall at Syracuse Airport, lingering snow flurries are expected to diminish. Sunshine is anticipated later today, providing a brief respite. Below are the latest local snowfall totals, primarily reported on Friday. It’s advisable to add a few inches to these figures due to continued accumulation. Weather Forecast for Sunday Temperatures today are …

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Flurries Persist as Wind and Mixed Precipitation Arrive Sunday

Following a record-breaking snowfall at Syracuse Airport, lingering snow flurries are expected to diminish. Sunshine is anticipated later today, providing a brief respite. Below are the latest local snowfall totals, primarily reported on Friday. It’s advisable to add a few inches to these figures due to continued accumulation.

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Weather Forecast for Sunday

Temperatures today are expected to range from the mid to low 30s, accompanied by calming winds. However, this break in snowfall will be short-lived. A fresh round of flurries, potentially mixed with rain, is likely to arrive on Sunday.

Winter Weather Advisories

The National Weather Service has issued winter weather advisories starting at 1 AM on Sunday, particularly affecting higher elevations in the Tug Hill and Adirondack regions. Moderate snowfall accumulation and gusty winds are predicted throughout the day.

Impact of Low-Pressure System

A low-pressure system moving through the Midwest will contribute to this inclement weather. Although snowfall amounts might not be substantial, gusty winds of 35-45 mph could cause blowing and drifting of leftover snow.

  • Wind Gusts: 35-45 mph
  • Potential Road Conditions: Wet and slick
  • Temperature Range: Low 30s

If traveling on Sunday, exercise caution due to possible slick roads and strong winds. Looking ahead, the beginning of December may bring several additional snow chances.

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