A WVLT First Alert Weather Day is posted for Sunday because of the potential for a thin layer of ice developing through midday Sunday.

ROCHESTER. N.Y. The lake effect snow pattern began for Western New York yesterday, but Rochester did not see any of those fast moving flakes stick. Today will be different (though we still won’t get much).

The 19 First Alert Weather team has declared a 19 First Alert Weather Day on Monday and will continue to update on the latest forecast. Cold air remains locked in for the rest of the upcoming week with high temperatures in the 20s and low temperatures eventually falling to the teens.

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Our weather pattern will remain status quo right into the weekend, which includes chilly air (and turning colder), a gusty wind and frequent and localized lake effect snow showers and squalls.Breaking down the details: snow Thursday night will hover right along the Lake Ontario shoreline,

CBS News New York's Vanessa Murdock is calling for a soggy and mild experience for those heading to Times Square for the ball drop.

Low clouds could move in again by Tuesday night as temperatures will fall into the 30s for New Year’s Day. Alabama will remain dry through Sunday midday. NEXT BIG THING: Guidanc

A couple snow showers cannot be ruled out on New Year’s Eve, but bitter cold is expected to cause more impacts than snow.