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.

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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.