Buffalo, N.Y. – Sunshine will give way to a stormy weekend in Buffalo, where heavy showers and a chance of thunderstorms could disrupt Saturday evening plans. The National Weather Service warns of rain developing late Saturday and continuing into Sunday, with storms possible after 5 p.m. Saturday.
According to the National Weather Service office in Buffalo, Saturday starts mostly sunny with highs near 81, but conditions will quickly turn unsettled. Showers are likely Saturday night, with rain continuing into Sunday morning before tapering off in the afternoon. A 70 percent chance of precipitation is expected Saturday night, raising concerns for outdoor events across Erie County.
Friday remains the best day of the week for outdoor activities, with highs near 80 and light winds. By contrast, Saturday evening could bring slick roads on I-90 and I-190 as downpours move through. Travelers should monitor for ponding water and reduced visibility during overnight hours.
Residents are urged to charge devices and prepare for possible delays if storms intensify. While widespread severe weather is not expected, thunder and heavy rain may impact weekend commutes and gatherings. More advisories could be issued if storm chances increase.
Five Day Forecast for Buffalo, N.Y.:
- Thursday: Decreasing clouds, high near 71.
- Friday: Sunny, high near 80.
- Saturday: Mostly sunny early, showers and thunderstorms late, high near 81.
- Sunday: Showers likely early, high near 76.
- Monday: Partly sunny with scattered showers, high near 72.
