Buffalo, NY – Residents across Western and Upstate New York can expect a stretch of dry, comfortable weather beginning Saturday and lasting well into next week.
According to the National Weather Service Buffalo, high pressure is keeping storm systems away from the region, delivering stable conditions and slightly warmer-than-average temperatures.
Forecast highs for Saturday, September 27, range from 75 to 84 degrees in Western New York, 74 to 78 degrees in the Southern Tier, and 72 to 76 degrees across north-central New York. While early morning fog is possible in river valleys, skies will clear through the day, bringing sunshine and mild conditions.
Meteorologists noted this weekend’s weather will feel warmer than Friday, with above-normal temperatures holding into the first week of October. The calm stretch follows several unsettled days earlier this month.
Travelers and outdoor enthusiasts should enjoy favorable conditions, with little to no rain expected. However, drivers are advised to use caution during early morning hours when fog may reduce visibility in low-lying areas.
This stable weather pattern could shift later next week, depending on the movement of a potential front over the Great Lakes. Forecasters will continue to monitor changes, but for now, New Yorkers can anticipate dry skies and comfortable afternoons.
