ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Rochester broke a record on Wednesday for the latest we’ve been into fall without measuring snow on the ground.

Normally, the metro area of Rochester starts to see snow in early November. But we still haven’t seen any snowflakes outside, much less the at least 0.1 inches it takes to measure snowfall.

First Alert Meteorologist Nate Morris speaks about Rochester breaking the longstanding record in the video in this story.