Buffalo, NY — A soggy start to spring is on the way for Western New York as Buffalo braces for a mix of rain and snow beginning Monday evening, with gusty winds and slick roads expected along I-90.
According to the National Weather Service, light rain will begin Monday afternoon before transitioning to rain and snow overnight. The chance of precipitation is 40% Monday and increases to 30% Monday night, with wind gusts reaching up to 36 mph. Residents should prepare for rapidly changing road conditions, especially along major routes like Interstate 90 and Route 33.
Temperatures Monday will reach a high near 43°F before dropping to a low of 32°F overnight. Tuesday will continue the unsettled pattern, bringing scattered rain and snow showers with a high near 39°F. Winds will stay strong, gusting up to 33 mph.
Wednesday offers a brief break with mostly cloudy skies and a high of 39°F, but the end of the week brings more rain. Thursday and Friday both carry a 30% to 50% chance of showers, with highs in the mid-40s.
Drivers should monitor local DOT advisories and allow extra time during commutes. Residents are encouraged to clear storm drains and secure loose outdoor items due to gusty winds.
While spring has officially arrived, Buffalo’s forecast remains firmly rooted in late-winter patterns for the week ahead.
