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Storm Team 2: Sunny and cool through Wednesday morning
2 On Your Side
Storm Team 2: Wonderful stretch of weather continues into the weekend
floridaing.com
First Freeze Since Spring Hits Ohio to New England Sunday Morning as Albany Drops to 27, Burlington 29 and Pittsburgh and Hartford Fall to 30
ALBANY, NEW YORK — The first freeze since spring is set to hit a wide stretch of the country Sunday morning, October 18, from Ohio all the way to New England. Forecast lows show Albany dropping to 27 degrees, Burlington, Vermont to 29, and both Pittsburgh and Hartford falling to 30. For Pittsburgh, it will mark the first freeze since May, signaling a major shift to true fall weather across the Ohio Valley, Mid-Atlantic and Northeast.
News10NBC WHEC Rochester, NY
First Alert Weather: A quiet Sunday night may lead to a frosty Monday morning for some
ROCHESTER, N.Y. – A Frost Advisory is in effect for Monroe, Wayne and northern Cayuga tonight through 9am Monday morning. Counties further west are less likely to see significant frost due to a southwesterly wind mixing surface air northeast of Lake Erie and making conditions less favorable for widespread frost. Regardless, this is expected to […]
FOX 40 News WICZ TV
Binghamton Church to Serve as Code Blue Warming Center As Temps Expected to Drop
A local church will be acting as a warming center/shelter over this weekend due to the expected low temperatures. County officials say the Code Blue Overnight Warming Center at United Presbyterian Church in Binghamton will be open this weekend and will continue to operate seven nights a week. The Overnight Center provides a place to sleep, dinner, and a light breakfast.
chautauquatoday.com
Widespread Frost or Freeze Conditions Expected Across WNY
It will get cold enough Saturday night to support a widespread frost or freeze away from the immediate lake shores in Western New York, according to the National Weather Service in Buffalo. Low temperatures are expected to hit the low to mid 30s along the lake plains, while the valleys of the Southern Tier could see the mercury bottom out in the mid to upper 20s. No advisories or warnings have been issued for the western Southern Tier because the growing season has ended, but residents who have cold-sensitive plants that they wish to keep a little longer should be protected or brought inside if possible.