Remnants of Ian could reach central New York this weekend
by Meteorologist Sam Postich
HURRICANE IAN
This morning Hurricane Ian continues it's track north toward the South Carolina coast as a Category 1 hurricane with sustained winds at 85mph and gusts to 105mph.
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As Ian pushes further inland it'll weaken into a tropical storm overnight Friday and then into a tropical depression Saturday afternoon meaning winds will be below 39mph.
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For central New Yorkers, overcast skies this afternoon then a few scattered showers Saturday afternoon/evening are the main but thankfully minimal impacts.
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Our region won't see any severe weather for the football game!
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Seasonal temperatures with minimal rain chances as we look ahead to next week.
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For the latest forecast updates and live local radar click HERE.
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