Buffalo, N.Y. – Western New York gets one more dry and sunny day before summer showers start sliding in Thursday night, cooling off Buffalo’s midweek heat. With highs near 75°F on Wednesday, residents should expect ideal outdoor conditions — but keep umbrellas close by as the pattern shifts fast.
According to the National Weather Service in Buffalo, Wednesday brings calm conditions with southwest winds up to 14 mph and gusts near 29 mph. However, a weak disturbance arriving late Thursday will bring a 30% chance of showers by nightfall, especially along the Lake Erie shoreline and I-190 corridor.
Daytime hours Thursday should remain mostly dry, with highs in the low 70s. But clouds will thicken into the evening, increasing the risk of damp roads for late commuters and overnight travelers.
Friday stays mostly cloudy with highs around 69°F, and rain chances increase into Friday night with a 50% likelihood of showers. Saturday brings more scattered rainfall, keeping temperatures in the upper 60s. Sunday and Monday will continue the unsettled trend, with spotty showers and highs holding near 73°F.
If you’re planning weekend events or travel, stay weather-aware and have backup indoor options. Avoid outdoor equipment setups without cover, and monitor updates as showers could shift in timing.
☀️ Five-Day Forecast for Buffalo, N.Y.
- Tuesday, June 10 – Mostly sunny, high 67°F, wind gusts up to 31 mph
- Wednesday, June 11 – Sunny, high 75°F, breezy
- Thursday, June 12 – Mostly cloudy, high 71°F, slight chance of evening showers (20%)
- Friday, June 13 – Mostly cloudy, high 69°F, 50% chance of showers by night
- Saturday, June 14 – Showers possible, high near 69°F, chance of rain 50%
