A First Alert Weather Day Declared for Sunday

Minnesota’s Weather Authority has issued a Forecast First ALERT for this weekend as a significant winter storm prepares to move into the region.TIMING:Snow begins developing Saturday evening, initially light but becoming heavier late at night.

The National Weather Service warns of rapidly changing visibility and dangerous road conditions through 11 p.m. Friday across Onondaga and eight other counties.

First Alert Weather Day issued for significant snow and dangerous travel Sunday into Monday

NOAA is forecasting active space weather on Saturday, March 14, through Sunday, March 15, with aurora borealis possible from northern U.S. states and Canada.

A Yellow Alert remains up through Friday night and into the first part of Saturday morning for a round of strong winds. High Wind Warnings are posted for Orleans, Genesee and Wyoming Counties, while a Wind Advisory is up for the rest of our area.

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A ridge of high pressure is expected to develop and move into the region next week, bringing temperatures previously unheard of in mid-March.