Friday, February 6, 2026
An arctic cold front will slowly approach the region, leading to some widespread snow Friday afternoon and evening before finally moving through overnight with a rapid increase in wind and decrease in temperature.
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Early Morning (3-7 AM)
Partly to mostly cloudy.
Nothing more than a stray flurry.
South winds around 5 mph.
Temperatures rising to the mid 10s.
Morning (7-11 AM)
Becoming overcast.
Nothing more than a stray flurry.
South winds 5-10 mph.
Temperatures rising to near or slightly above 20 degrees.
Midday (11 AM-1 PM)
Cloudy.
Nothing more than a stray flurry.
South and Southwest winds 5-10 mph.
Temperatures rising to the mid 20s.
Afternoon (1-4 PM)
Cloudy.
Snow overspread the area from west to east, mainly remaining light. Accumulations under an inch for the daytime hours. Most roads remaining in good shape.
West winds around 5 mph.
Temperatures steady in the mid 20s.
Late Afternoon (4-6 PM)
Cloudy.
Steady but generally light snow. Roads may start to get snowy.
Southwest winds around 5 mph.
Temperatures dip to the low and mid 20s.
Evening (6-10 PM)
Cloudy.
Steady snow with some heavier bursts from time to time. Mixed travel conditions with some snowy roads.
Southwest winds around 5 mph.
Temperatures dip to the low 20s.
Overnight (11 PM-3 AM)
Cloudy.
Snow with strong squalls near the cold front. Lake effect develops immediately behind the front. An inch or two of accumulation for the evening and overnight with slightly more north of the Thruway. Poor travel conditions.
Winds turning to the northwest and rapidly increasing to 20-25 mph with gusts over 40 mph.
Temperatures falling through the 10s. Wind chills 0 to -10.
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