US: Rochester Sees 25°F Temperature Drop as Snow and Rain Mix

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US: Rochester Sees 25°F Temperature Drop as Snow and Rain Mix

Western New York experienced flurries, graupel and rain showers on Sunday, April 19, as temperatures in Rochester dropped more than 25°F (14°C) in 24 hours. Snow showers were expected to continue into Monday, with overnight lows near 29°F (-2°C).

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  • 2026/4/22 13:51:53
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  • Video Location: Route 590 in Rochester, US Video Recording Date/Time: April 19, New York, 2026 at 18:20h

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