Meteorologist Craig Adams
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Update Time: 11:45 PM 12/3/2022{/strong}

THE CBS6 WEATHER PHONE IS BACK IN SERVICE WITH A NEW NUMBER: 518-906-WRGB (9742){/strong}

DISCUSSION/ADVISORIES{/strong}

A cold front has pushed east of the area after bringing wet and windy conditions to the area during the daytime Saturday. The brisk southerly wind pushed temperatures up into the 50s, with Albany reaching 53 for the high which was a good 10 degrees above normal. ( The normal high now is 42 ) Colder air returns for the 2nd half of the weekend, but nothing overly cold. Highs on Sunday will be more in line with the seasonal norms. High pressure building towards the area looks to provide mostly dry weather into the next couple of days, although a few lake effect snow showers and flurries are possible tonight and tomorrow mainly over the western Adirondacks and western Mohawk Valley. Any snow that falls will produce only minimal accumulations. ( 1" or less ) The next weather system to affect the region looks to arrive on Tuesday, bringing the likelihood of rain back to the area at that time. The system looks to be a slow mover, so unsettled weather may linger into Wednesday with a continued risk for some rain.

OVERNIGHT{/strong}

Partly to mostly cloudy skies - Breezy

A few lake effect flurries over northern and west regions, but little in the way of accumulation

WIND: WNW 10-20 mph, G25-30

LOW: 25-30
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SUNDAY{/strong}

Sun in and out from clouds ( more clouds than sun )

Less wind

Chilly

WIND: West 5-15 mph

HIGH: Around 40

SUNDAY NIGHT{/strong}

Becoming mostly clear

WIND: Becoming south around 5 mph

LOW: Near 25

MONDAY{/strong}

Staying dry

Sunshine mixing with some high clouds during the afternoon

HIGH: Mid to upper 40s