Isophoric News · Tuesday, November 3, 2026
Buffalo's forecasters published the records the warm spell is measured against: 80 at Buffalo, 75 at Rochester and 74 at Watertown for 3 November
Temperatures across western and north-central New York are forecast to run about 20 degrees above normal on Tuesday and Wednesday and could reach record highs for early November, the National Weather Service in Buffalo said Tuesday morning. Its Climate table lists the 3 November record highs as 80 at Buffalo (1961), 75 at Rochester (1938) and 74 at Watertown (1961), against normals of 53, 54 and 52. For 4 November it lists 74 at Buffalo (2022), 78 at Rochester (2015) and 73 at Watertown (2015). The record warm lows it lists for both days run from 56 to 58, against normal lows of 33 to 38.