Glenn Johnson is a Content Editor for WHEC-TV News10NBC. With a focus on weather reporting, Glenn provides in-depth analysis and forecasts for the Rochester area. His work has also been featured in publications such as the Arizona Daily Star and the Poteau Daily News.
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By: Glenn Johnson
ROCHESTER, N.Y. – It is November, so somebody has to be getting the snow. During this past weekend, the states of Colorado and New Mexico have been digging out. However, there was a problem with this snowfall. It was not the light, fluffy type of snow, but more of a heavy, moisture-laden type of snow. As a result, there were many power outages and accidents on area roadways in this part of the country.
A big ridge of high-pressure will remain in the vicinity of Western New York as we wrap-up the weekend. This will ensure that dry weather stays with us through Sunday evening. That is good news for Bills fans heading to Highmark Stadium for the big game. However, a slowing cold front will move into the area early Monday morning. As a result, a few light rain showers will be possible into the very early morning hours on Monday.
By: Glenn Johnson
ROCHESTER, N.Y. – A weak cold front will pass over Western New York on Monday. In advance of the front, a few rain showers will likely develop during the wee hours of Monday morning before ending before daybreak. Otherwise, the front will have very little impact on the Rochester area.
ROCHESTER, N.Y. – If you count the days, Monday will make 13 out of 18 days with above-normal temperatures for November. Even though we get an average of eight inches of snow for November, Rochester has yet to see a single snowflake thus far. It is interesting to note, that Rochester could break the record for the latest report of snowflakes. The record was set on November 20, 1918, a record that has stood for 106 years.
First Alert Weather In-depth: Snowless in Rochester – for now
By: Glenn Johnson
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — It is the season for pumpkin spice lattes and waterspouts. If you have ever experienced one of these whirlwinds over Lake Ontario, it can be pretty dramatic. They do have a real resemblance to a tornado, but that is where the similarities come to an end.
By: Glenn Johnson
ROCHESTER, N.Y. – Over the next three days there will be several nuisance-type rain showers for Western New York, but the News 10NBC First Alert meteorologists do not see any significant impact on travel leading up to the holiday. However, we are tracking a potential storm for Thanksgiving Day. Currently, there is a great deal of uncertainty about the exact track of the storm as our computer models show a wide variation in the outcome. A greater weather concern will be for a significant return to winter weather for the upcoming weekend. Friday, Saturday, and Sunday will likely bring sharply colder temperatures with episodes of lake snow.
By: Glenn Johnson
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Over the next two days there will be rain showers for Western New York, but the News10NBC First Alert meteorologists do not see any significant impact on travel leading up to the holiday.
By: Glenn Johnson
ROCHESTER, N.Y. – As originally expected, there are no travel concerns through Wednesday, but that will slowly change for the holiday and beyond. The first change comes on Thanksgiving Day as a weak storm passes to our south. This will likely produce a nuisance type of precipitation for Thursday with a mix of rain and wet snow. However, it then turns sharply colder heading into the weekend and lasts into the first week of December. Occasional lake effect snow will be likely during this period, but the question is which communities get the accumulation? Initially, this will be a westerly wind which means Lake Erie will be the main generator of snow. This will likely impact locations south of Buffalo into Saturday. Then winds may begin to shift by the end of the weekend. If this happens, Lake Ontario will become the generator of snow for the Rochester area. Currently, the News 10NBC First Alert meteorologists still have it green on the threat tracker through the weekend. However, this may change in the coming days as more data becomes available.
By: Glenn Johnson
ROCHESTER, N.Y. – Thus far, the weather conditions for Western New York could not have been any better for area travel. However, that is about to change as a weak storm will be passing to our south over the next 24 hours. Temperatures will be marginally cold enough for a mix of rain and wet snow to arrive later Wednesday through Thanksgiving Day. We anticipate that the temperature will be above freezing so you can expect little to no accumulation in the immediate Rochester area. South of Rochester, especially in the higher elevations, there could be a slushy accumulation of a coating to an inch with most of this materializing on grassy surfaces. Then the temperature begins to drop heading into the weekend. Lake effect snow will be developing off Lake Erie with accumulating snow south of Buffalo and off Lake Ontario north of Syracuse. In these specific locations, there is a Lake Snow Warning for significant accumulation through the Sunday.
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