The week will start more wintry than fall-like weather, but it will end with temperatures closer to late summer.
On Monday, blustery conditions are in the forecast. News 8 Meteorologist Josh Nichols says the Rochester area will see some limited areas of lake effect snow with a coating to less than an inch of snow in many spots with 1 to 3 inches of snow in the higher elevations of Wyoming County.
There is a wind advisory in effect for Monroe, Orleans, Wayne counties and most of western New York from 4:00 p.m. Monday to 1:00 a.m. Tuesday, with wind gusts of 45 mph possible Monday afternoon. The high temperature on Monday will be 39.
Look for a few more flurries Monday night, still windy, with a low of 35; Tuesday will see sunny skies by the afternoon as the wind subsides and a high of 43.
Then, it gets milder, with sun and a high of 65 on Wednesday and a similar story for Thursday.
