A stalled out front stretches from west to east across the Great Lakes, and northern New York.

The middle of the week is looking a bit showery, but mild, across the Finger Lakes.

The first snow has fallen and the growing season is over. Now that the weather has gotten that out the way, its time to return to more typical mid-autumn weather.

Cold air will move into the Finger Lakes in waves over the coming days.

An active, but rather cold and dismal weather pattern will set up over the Finger Lakes and surrounding areas over the next few days,

Rain showers will track across the Finger Lakes Tuesday morning out ahead of a cold front.

A picture perfect fall day is in store for the Finger Lakes on Monday, with bright sunshine and warm temperatures.

Rain is moving through the Finger Lakes Friday morning out ahead of a cold front that will push through during the late afternoon and evening hours.

Weather typical for early October will continue across the Finger Lakes over the remainder of the week and into the weekend.

The weather this week in the Finger Lakes will be close to seasonal norms in most aspects.

Category 4 Hurricane Joaquin continues to lash the Bahamas Friday with 130 mph winds.

Hurricane Joaquin has strengthened to a dangerous Category 3 major hurricane and will likely reach category 4 status over the next couple of days.

Heavy rain Tuesday night will taper to showers as Wednesday morning transitions into the afternoon.

Rain continues to develop across the Finger Lakes region of New York, along with all of New England, The Mid Atlantic and Ohio Valley.

An evolving situation over our region has raised concern for flooding, despite months of dry weather, as some extreme rain will be possible through Wednesday.

Our extended stretch of dry, very warm weather had to end eventually. Now, as the calendar flips from September to October, the weather is finally getting back to normal.