Buffalo, NY – Residents across western New York can expect persistent rain today, with possible snowfall hitting higher elevations early this week. The cold front moving through the region is creating wet conditions across Buffalo, and temperatures are expected to drop significantly by Tuesday night.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Buffalo, rain will continue throughout Sunday, with a chance of showers lingering into Monday. Areas east of Lake Ontario, particularly the Tug Hill Plateau, may experience snow accumulation Monday and Tuesday nights as colder air settles in. Commuters should be prepared for slippery roads and reduced visibility along Route 5 and Interstate 90 during the early morning hours.
The forecast calls for highs near 50 degrees today, with colder temperatures moving in overnight. Showers will likely persist into Columbus Day, with temperatures hovering in the mid-40s. By Tuesday night, snowfall could begin in higher terrain, making travel more difficult. Local officials are advising residents to check weather conditions frequently and avoid non-essential travel during peak rain and snow periods.
Looking ahead, Buffalo may see some relief by midweek, with conditions improving late Wednesday. The rain is expected to clear by Thursday, bringing sunny skies and a warming trend. However, local authorities emphasize the need
