Here comes the cold.
The weather was reasonable throughout much of the Finger Lakes on Thursday, but a push of Arctic air will plunge into the region — sending temperatures falling throughout the night. Forecasters are looking at two points in the next 48 hours where serious concerns could arise.
The first is overnight, and during the early-morning hours when black ice will be present on roadways.
Still expecting brutally cold air, particularly for early/mid November. Lower single digits by Friday morning. #ROC pic.twitter.com/zLROinE1rc
— Stacey Pensgen (@spensgen) November 9, 2017
Forecasters then say record-breaking low temperatures could be possible on Saturday morning, as lows dip down into the teens.
A Wind Advisory has been issued and extended for all of the counties bordering Lake Ontario, as well as most of the counties in Central New York.
On Friday, with sharp winds out of the northwest — it will feel like it’s in the single-digits. It’s a sharp contrast to the temperatures the region has seen over the last several weeks — with mostly above-average temperature readings.
Looking more & more like Rochester will see a new record low temperature set on Saturday morning. The old record to beat: 20 degrees, set in 1957. NDFD projected low Sat: 16! #ROC pic.twitter.com/XEiDettTK0
— Josh Nichols (@wnywxguy) November 9, 2017
Ch ch ch changes! #roc pic.twitter.com/v4nGgS4kp9
— Scott Hetsko (@scotthetsko) November 9, 2017
NEW: Wind Advisory expanded to include most of CNY from 1AM to 4PM Friday. Gusts up to 45 MPH and COLD! pic.twitter.com/m5TgeoSM7E
— Molly Matott (@MollyTott) November 9, 2017