Light Snow and Rain Showers Expected in Finger Lakes
• Lingering moisture from Thursday's low-pressure system, combined with influences from the Great Lakes, will result in light, widespread precipitation across the Finger Lakes region on Friday, November 13,
• Most of the precipitation will fall as snow during the morning hours, with little to no accumulation expected. By the afternoon, precipitation will taper off to isolated rain or snow showers, continuing into the night. Temperatures will range from the mid-30s in higher elevations to the upper 30s and low 40s in other areas. Winds will shift from north to northwest, maintaining speeds of 5-10 mph throughout the day.
Impact & Risks
The light snow may cause minor accumulations on grassy surfaces during the early morning hours, potentially leading to slick conditions in some areas. Higher elevations may experience slightly colder temperatures, which could increase the risk of icy patches. However, significant impacts are not expected due to the limited accumulation and relatively mild temperatures.
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