Some locally higher amounts over the hilltops will be possible, while urban and near-lake areas will probably see no more than a light dusting. Grassy and elevated surfaces may see an inch or two of accumulation. A few lesser traveled roads may start to see some slight accumulation after sunset, but generally speaking, road conditions should remain in good shape. By midnight, most, if not all, of the snow should be out of the area. The snow will continue for a couple of hours after sunset but will be letting up. Many areas may see snow before sunset, but accumulations will be very limited and only on grassy or elevated surfaces. This will cause the rain to turn over to snow from northwest to southeast, from higher elevations to lower elevations.

Combined with increasing precipitation, this will cause temperatures to steadily drop back into the 30s. Temperatures will rise to a high in the mid and even upper 40s.ĭuring the afternoon, winds will turn to the northeast, then north. Scattered showers will gradually increase and transition into some widespread rain during the late morning and early afternoon hours.Īs this happens, winds will be light from the southeast out ahead of the low pressure system. Early Week Weather SystemĪn area of low pressure will pass across Pennsylvania today, spreading rain and eventually snow across the Finger Lakes region.Ĭlouds are increasing early this morning across the area and a few rain showers are showing up on radar. Rain will become widespread this afternoon before turning over to snow with minimal impacts expected.

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