Frost advisory issued for parts of New York. See where

Parts of New York are under a Frost Advisory Monday night into Tuesday morning as temperatures are expected to fall into the mid-30s.

The National Weather Service in Buffalo issued a Frost Advisory for Wyoming, Chautauqua and southern Erie counties. The advisory is in effect from midnight Monday to 9 a.m. Tuesday.

Frost advisory for Western New York

Temperatures in the mid-30s are expected to result in frost formation, with the greatest coverage expected in areas inland from Lake Erie, the weather service said.

The advisory includes Warsaw, Jamestown, Orchard Park and Springville.

Much cooler today, with a chance of a few showers. Clear skies tonight and lighter winds may allow for frost in wind sheltered areas. Lows will be found in the 30s for most locations. https://t.co/Rska3X2k3b

— NWS Buffalo (@NWSBUFFALO) October 5, 2026

Frost possible at New York's higher elevations

The greatest risk of frost will be in inland and more rural areas, particularly at higher elevations. Northern areas of the Adirondacks are among the locations expected to experience a "killing freeze," AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Brett Anderson said.

Areas along the Lake Ontario and Lake Erie shorelines are expected to avoid frost overnight because of warmer lake waters, according to AccuWeather. Larger cities are also expected to remain warmer than surrounding rural areas because of the urban heat island effect.

The historical average first freeze across much of the region occurs during the first half of October, with higher elevations typically seeing their first freeze earlier.

Frost could damage plants

Frost could damage or kill sensitive outdoor vegetation if left unprotected. Residents should consider covering or bringing in tender plants ahead of the cold temperatures.

Early-season frosts and freezes are not uncommon across much of the Great Lakes and Northeast, according to AccuWeather.

Overnight lows for New York cities

Cities across New York will see cooler weather, with some areas potentially cold enough for frost. Here are the forecast highs for Monday, Oct. 5, and overnight lows into Tuesday, Oct. 6, according to the National Weather Service:

• Albany: Mostly clear; high of 61 degrees Monday, overnight low of 40
• Binghamton: Sunny; high near 60, overnight low of 41
• Buffalo: Sunny; high near 60, overnight low of 40
• New York City: Sunny; high near 72, overnight low of 50
• Poughkeepsie: Sunny; high near 67, overnight low of 41
• Rochester: Sunny and breezy; high near 60, overnight low of 41
• Syracuse: Chance of showers; high near 60, overnight low of 40
• Utica: Chance of showers; high near 58, overnight low of 37
• Watertown: Chance of showers; high near 57, overnight low of 34
• White Plains: Breezy; high near 70, overnight low of 45

Several Adirondack communities are forecast to see overnight lows in the upper 20s, including Tupper Lake, Saranac Lake and Lake Placid, according to the National Weather Service.

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