Mixed precipitation will turn to rain this morning for most of the Finger Lakes before ending as snow this afternoon.

A complex winter storm will bring a wide range of impacts to the Finger Lakes. For ease in communicating the threats and storm conditions, I’ve broken the storm into 2 phases.

A strong storm system will spread heavy precipitation into the Finger Lakes Monday evening through the day on Tuesday.

After a quiet daytime, an intense snow squall is likely Friday evening ahead of an arctic cold front. Dangerous wind chills will develop this weekend.

Lake effect snows will move south into the Finger Lakes, accompanied by gusty winds and sub-zero wind chills.

A widespread couple of inches will fall Wednesday along a cold front, followed by areas of lake effect through Thursday.

A week of harsh winter weather will begin to settle into the Finger Lakes on Wednesday as lake snows develop, followed by arctic cold.

Low pressure will meander across the Great Lakes over the next few days, leaving a return to winter in its wake.

Southerly winds on the back side of high pressure over Virginia will help temperatures return to near 40 degrees on Saturday.

The Finger Lakes will remain mostly dry on Friday, even as a nor’easter brings snow to areas just to the east and lake snows fall across western NY.

The weather for the next few days will be fairly quiet across the Finger Lakes.

Widespread moderate rain and strong winds will persist through the morning hours before letting up for the afternoon.

The weather will be quiet on Tuesday, but gusty winds and rain are on the way for Wednesday.

A cold front moving through the Finger Lakes Monday morning will usher in cooler temperatures.

A series of cold fronts will result in falling temperatures, gusty winds and snow showers on Friday.

The Finger Lakes will have some chances for minor snow accumulations over the next few days.