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November is starting out tranquil, with generally quiet conditions and near normal temperatures.

Temperatures will rise into the upper 60s for much of the Finger Lakes on Wednesday.

Temperatures will warm above average Tuesday afternoon after a cool morning.

Temperatures will be cool, but trick-or-treating will be dry this year in the Finger Lakes.

Showers will move through the Finger Lakes on Sunday, but Halloween should be dry on Monday.

Though not as severe, drought conditions persist across the Finger Lakes.

A brief period of snow accumulation is possible Wednesday night and early Thursday, mostly for the Southern Tier and Central New York.

Temperatures will remain 10-18 degrees below normal for much of the week.

Much of the Finger Lakes saw over 2 inches of rain on Thursday. Steady rain will continue well into Saturday.

A significant, beneficial rain event will unfold across the Finger Lakes between Thursday and Saturday.

Temperatures will near daily record highs on Tuesday, but a significant pattern change is on the horizon.

Numerous chances for rain are in store for the Finger Lakes this week.

Frost and Freeze alerts will no longer be issued for areas where the growing season has ended, even as temperatures drop well into the 30s the next two mornings.

Temperatures Wednesday will rise above normal just a day after widespread frost and freeze conditions, which could return this weekend.

Temperatures early Tuesday morning ranged from the upper 20s to the upper 30s. Afternoon highs should reach the 60s though.