A stretch of unsettled weather is taking hold across the Finger Lakes this week, bringing gusty winds, multiple rounds of rain, and a notable drop in temperatures heading into the weekend.
Forecasters with the National Weather Service say back-to-back low pressure systems will drive changing conditions through at least Thursday, followed by a colder pattern that could even bring frost to parts of the region.
Wind and scattered rain kick off the week
Tuesday starts with the most immediate impact: strong winds and passing rain.
A wind advisory is in effect across parts of the region, including Ontario County, Yates County, Seneca County, and Schuyler County, where gusts between 40 and 50 mph are expected through the afternoon…