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Meteorologist Sam Postich

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  1. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Meteorologist Sam Postich

    Rainy end of the work week before sunshine returns this weekend (opens the original)

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    Light scattered rain showers and seasonably warm temperatures are likely today across central New York as a warm front moves through the region. This unsettled weather pattern continues Friday as well as the trailing cold front brings us even steadier showers and falling temperatures to finish the work week. The rain showers today will remain light and spotty with plenty of dry time between raindrops. Below is what noon today could look like. Notice the overcast skies with a few embedded showers

  2. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Meteorologist Sam Postich

    Foggy start with warm fall temperatures returning this afternoon (opens the original)

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    We're waking up to widespread morning fog across central New York so make sure to be careful if you're out and about early. The fog will likely linger through 9-10am with temperatures warming to above average highs this afternoon. Make sure to enjoy the 70s while they last as an incoming cold front should drop us right back down into the 60s by this weekend. Currently that cold front is bringing rain showers to the western Great Lakes today. The preceding warm front will arrive Thursday, transpo

  3. Article · Sep 27, 2026 · Meteorologist Sam Postich

    Cool, rainy Sunday as nor'easter batters the east coast (opens the original)

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    Rain bands from the nor'easter are currently sliding east to west across central New York bringing us our first measurable rainfall since last Sunday. Combined with high temperatures today running 5-10 degrees below average making for a rather dismal Sunday. The nor'easter will continue its slow drift northward through Monday night before gradually exiting towards the north Atlantic Tuesday. This prolonged period of heavy rain for coastal cities is causing widespread flooding and power outages.

  4. Article · Sep 26, 2026 · Meteorologist Sam Postich

    Turning breezy today before rain arrives Sunday across CNY (opens the original)

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    High clouds from the nor'easter have blanketed central New York this morning but thankfully the rain showers likely won't head our way till Sunday. Temperatures still reaching into the low 70s today with a northerly breeze gusting 20-30mph later this afternoon. The center of low-pressure off the east coast will slowly track north over the next 72 hours bringing lingering rain showers into Syracuse even through Monday afternoon/evening. By Sunday morning widespread rain showers will track from ea

  5. Article · Sep 25, 2026 · Meteorologist Sam Postich

    Beautiful Friday before impacts from the nor'easter arrive this weekend (opens the original)

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    After a perfect Thursday in central New York, the stretch of beautiful weather continues today with more sunshine with even warmer temperatures this afternoon. Lower elevations across the thruway should be able to stretch into the low 70s with higher elevation cities maxing out in the upper 60s. We're closely monitoring the nor'easter developing off the Virginia coastline that'll bring heavy rain and strong winds to a major swath of the east coast this weekend. Central New York will see the rain

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