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The first day of winter isn't until December 21 but someone forgot to tell Mother Nature. The first sign of the season has already arrived in Upstate New York.

If you're a winter enthusiast, the latest prediction for the upcoming season is snow big deal - a wetter winter for Central New York but with warmer temperatures.

A week after the peak fall foliage in Upstate New York and temperatures in the 70s, Mother Nature is reminding us what's to come.

Get the coats and shovels out. Winter may be making an early arrival in Central New York with cold temperatures and plowable snow expected next month. And if that's not bad enough, the winter weather is expected to hang around a little longer than normal too.

Scattered rain showers linger today with blustery winds into the afternoon and evening. Rain gradually changes to snow with some light accumulations overnight. Most of Saturday will be dry before a few rain showers move in during the evening.

It's starting to feel a lot like Spring in central New York with above normal temperatures. How warm has it been? Warm enough to break records in Utica.

A powerful nor'easter is expected to bring feet of snow across the Northeastern United States early this week.

The photo above is from March of 2018 when some 40-inches of snow fell in the Mohawk Valley. We won't be getting that this weekend, according to forecasters, but we are expected to see some accumulation through Monday.
A mixed precipitation is expected to fall during the overnight into Saturday …

It's two weeks from Christmas and we've seen but a dusting of snow in the Mohawk Valley and this weekend temperatures are in the lower 50s. Inevitably, snow is on the way with colder temperatures and that might come this week.

Say it ain't snow. There's a Winter Weather Advisory in central New York.