Buffalo, NY – A winter storm will bring snow, sleet, and powerful winds to western New York on Monday, impacting travel and daily activities.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), a Winter Weather Advisory remains in effect until 1 a.m. Monday, warning of 3 to 6 inches of snow, ice accumulations up to a quarter-inch, and wind gusts reaching 50 mph. This combination could cause hazardous road conditions, reduced visibility, and isolated power outages.
Monday’s Forecast
• Morning: A mix of snow and sleet with temperatures around 17°F. Winds will increase to 24-26 mph, with gusts reaching 44 mph.
• Afternoon: Chance of snow showers as temperatures stay in the teens.
• Evening: Wind chills could plummet to -15°F, increasing the risk of frostbite for exposed skin.
Five-Day Outlook
• Tuesday: Partly sunny, high 13°F with a slight chance of flurries.
• Wednesday: Mostly cloudy, high 18°F.
• Thursday: Snow showers possible, high 21°F.
• Friday: Cold but dry, high 24°F.
• Saturday: Mostly sunny, high 26°F.
Drivers should prepare for slippery roads and use caution when traveling. Stay updated with the latest forecasts and alerts.
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