A pleasant Saturday before an arctic blast brings the coldest air of the season and near-record temperatures. The fog has been very dense across the region this morning and will stick around until mid-morning for some.

A relatively uneventful weather day is ahead, but a much more complex wintry forecast is in play for Sunday through Tuesday.Today won’t be a bad day to get outside; just remember to wear a jacket since we won’t get out of the mid 40s.

MONDAY: Snow showers in the morning with some potentially lingering in the afternoon. Impacts look to be limited at this time as the pavement will still be warm. Grassy areas may see a dusting. Highs on Monday will only be in the mid to upper 30s.

Gusty winds with lingering rain or drizzle today. A cold air mass moves in for this weeke into early next week with the potential for our first measurable accum

After some morning cloud cover, sunshine will return to the forecast this afternoon. It won't last for long though as more clouds enter for Sunday. Temps will be warmer to start the weekend, before becoming quite a bit cooler on Sunday.

We only need about a tenth of an inch of snow to officially mark our first accumulating snowfall of the season, and it looks like we’ll reach that threshold, especially by Monday.

After a weekend of off-and-on rain showers, National Weather Service forecasters predict snow showers could hit the state early next week.

The pattern is going to change and the coldest air of the season so far will be in Western New York early next week.

An isolated rain shower is possible Saturday, with the main event arriving late Saturday night into Sunday morning. A low-pressure system will bring rain and snow showers as colder air moves in Sunday.

A low-pressure system to our south will bring widespread rain and eventually snow across the southern part of the state. This will also bring northerly winds, which will keep us on the cool side with today's high in the low 40s.