John Buonaugurio

Low pressure centered off the coast of Cape Cod has slowly dragged the last of steady rainfall away from western New York. The risk for rain through the rest of

Last week started feeling like November. The week then ended by feeling more like late September, and the mild air has lingered into the weekend. High pressure

A few showers have managed to pop up despite relatively dry air in place across the northeast Saturday afternoon. The few remaining showers will dissipate as th

After tying a record high on Wednesday, Rochester came close to another record high on Thursday. Temperatures once again soared into the upper 70s behind a stif

Low pressure residing over New England will retrograde back to the west over portions of downstate New York, continuing to bring rain and snow to the Western Ne

Thanksgiving has been gray, cold, and damp as low pressure quickly arrived and then exited the region over the course of about thirteen hours. All towns across western New York saw at least some light rain since midnight with rain amounts varying from around 0.1 to 0.2 inches. Farther south of Rochester, there was some minimal snowfall accumulation. Below are some of the totals since midnight Thursday morning.

An area of low pressure in far western Ontario, Canada and its attendant warm front extending back across the Great Lakes is kicking up some light precipitation

Strong high pressure has cleared away the clouds and put a final nail in the coffin to any residual lake effect snow off the east end of Lake Ontario overnight from Friday to Saturday. Despite the cold start to the day (the Rochester airport fell to just 9 degrees at 8 A.M.), plenty of sunshine and a southeast breeze have pushed temperatures back to near 30.

A fast moving system moved into the region Friday which plunged temperatures into the 20s throughout Friday night, and helped to put down 3-6 fluffy inches of s

Strong high pressure is just about directly overhead across much of New York state. What that has done in recent hours is begin to clear out the skies and bring