Lake effect snow will have a harder time being organized on Friday, resulting in smaller snow flakes and less accumulation.

Heavy lake effect snow will impact parts of the Finger Lakes and Central New York, especially on Friday, Dec. 9, 2016.

While large amounts of snow are unlikely, the Finger Lakes has a couple more chances to turn white this week.

While not as intense as over the summer, drought conditions continue across the Finger Lakes.

On and off showers will persist through Wednesday, with some steadier rain possible this evening.

Monday morning is dawning sunny across the Finger Lakes, but the clouds will be back by this afternoon.

Foggy conditions Friday will be followed by some spits of rain on Saturday and some snow showers Sunday.

With temperatures mostly above freezing, the chance for ice is low across the Finger Lakes.

While the worst of the storm is over, flurries and squalls will linger into Tuesday evening.

A very heavy band of lake effect will continue to pummel the Finger Lakes region well into Monday afternoon.

Snow accumulations will vary greatly over the Finger Lakes region, as is often the case in lake effect snow events.

The first plowable snow will fall across parts of the Finger Lakes, especially later Sunday into Monday.

With a pattern shift looming, snow hype will start flying.

Temperatures will be in the 50s again on Monday even as some high thin clouds work in late.

Temperatures will fall through Friday on gusty, cold northwest winds.

Sunny skies Monday will temperatures warm into the 50s after a chilly start.