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Prepare for a chilly weekend as Central New York and Southwest Oklahoma face a mix of rain, frost, and partial sunshine. Friday night starts damp with temperatures dropping to the 40s, while Saturday brings scattered showers and possible breaks of sunshine. Sunday will see a transition to partly sunny skies, but a significant drop in temperature is expected by evening, leading to frost. For Southwest Oklahoma, mostly cloudy skies and showers persist into the weekend. Stay warm and keep your umbrella handy as weather impacts outdoor plans.
Chilly Weekend Weather Forecast: Rain and Frost Expected in Central New York and Southwest Oklahoma
As we roll into the weekend, it’s time to cuddle up with a warm drink and prepare for a bit of chilly weather in Central New York and Southwest Oklahoma. The forecast suggests a mix of rain, frost, and a few surprising sunny breaks to keep things interesting. Here’s a look at what you can expect over the coming days!
Friday Night: A Damp Start
Get ready for a mostly cloudy Friday night with some damp conditions all around. If you’re in the areas southeast of Lake Ontario, you might experience some light rain, sprinkles, and drizzle hanging around until sunrise on Saturday. With winds blowing from the northwest at a gentle 4-10 mph, grab a cozy blanket as temperatures dip down to around 40°F. It’s definitely one of those nights where a movie and popcorn sounds like the perfect plan!
Saturday: Showers and Sun
On Saturday morning, expect to see more scattered light rain showers and sprinkles continuing into midday. While the skies remain cloudy, don’t lose hope—there might be a few glimpses of sunshine peeking through! Things should mostly dry out by mid-afternoon with lighter winds, making for a comfy high temperature of 51°F. The nighttime will drop to a low of 39°F, so you might want to put on an extra layer if you’re heading out!
Sunday: A Chill in the Air
As we move into Sunday, the weather takes a slight turn. Expect morning sprinkles to transition into partly sunny skies by the end of the day. With little to no wind and a high of 52°F, it could be a lovely day to step outdoors. That said, don’t forget that chilly evening ahead as temperatures drop to around 29°F, ushering in widespread frost and a hard freeze overnight.
Monday: Bright and Breezy
Starting the week off on a cool note, Monday is looking mostly sunny and dry with continued cool temperatures. Expect a high of 53°F and a low that sticks around 29°F. It’s a great day to run some errands or take a brisk walk as the sun shines brightly.
Tuesday: A Slight Warm-Up?
Tuesday brings in more sunny spells, yet those early morning temperatures will still be quite chilly, hovering around the upper 20s to near 30°F. The afternoon, however, will warm up a tad, reaching a high of 54°F. Winds may pick up in the evening, adding a slight chill back to the air with a low around 37°F.
Mid-Week: More Clouds and Rain Ahead
On Wednesday, look out for increased cloud cover and a slight chance of brief sunshine in the morning. Those clouds may bring some rain later in the day, making the weather feel a bit breezy and cool. With a high of 55°F and a low of 40°F, be prepared for those fluctuating temps.
Into the Next Weekend: What’s on Tap?
Looking forward to Thursday, the forecast suggests breezy and cold conditions with likely cloudy skies and rain in our future, resulting in a high around 53°F. As we approach the weekend—specifically Friday which happens to be Halloween—forecasts are a little uncertain. Expect clouds and a chance of rain with temperatures ranging between 47°F and 50°F while trick-or-treaters are out and about, with gusty northeast winds reaching 10-20+ mph.
Southwest Oklahoma Weather
Now let’s take a quick peek at Southwest Oklahoma. Tonight, expect mostly cloudy skies with widespread showers and storms, with a low near 57°F. A flood watch is in effect until Saturday morning, so keep an ear on those weather updates. Saturday sees a cooler day with highs around 64°F and some rain showers continuing but less severe storms anticipated.
By Sunday, the weather calms a bit, with highs around 67°F and some spotty showers fading as the system moves on. Keep in mind, this weekend could affect any outdoor plans—especially depending on the weather you encounter. Stay cozy and keep your umbrella handy!
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