Buffalo, NY – Residents in and around Buffalo should prepare for a wet and windy start to their weekend as a cold front brings rain showers and gusts up to 35 mph on Saturday. The rain is expected to primarily impact central and eastern zones, posing potential travel challenges. With showers likely to continue into the evening, motorists are advised to exercise caution on wet roads, especially along key routes like I-90.
According to the National Weather Service, rain chances increase to 90% by early Saturday afternoon, potentially lingering until nightfall. Southwest winds will bring gusts reaching 35 mph, making for breezy and damp conditions. The high for Saturday is expected to reach near 50°F, before cooling slightly into the evening with lows around 38°F.
Sunday looks clearer, with partly sunny skies expected and temperatures reaching the upper 40s. However, a strong chance of rain returns Sunday night, transitioning into showers likely on Veterans Day. Rain is anticipated to start around 1 a.m. Monday, affecting morning travel and Veterans Day activities, with a high of 56°F and moderate winds.
Looking ahead, the weather pattern will continue to bring scattered showers into early next week, with cooler temperatures around 49°F by Tuesday. Residents planning outdoor activities on Veterans Day are encouraged to keep an umbrella and warm layers handy. The local forecast suggests monitoring weather updates for any changes, as the upcoming days may see additional rain and windy conditions impacting the Buffalo area.
