BUFFALO, N.Y. – Drivers in Buffalo could face patchy fog and slick spots during the Tuesday morning commute, particularly along I-90, as calm overnight winds and cooling air create reduced visibility before sunrise. Morning travel may be slowed, and motorists should allow extra time on the roads.
According to the National Weather Service in Buffalo, conditions will quickly improve after sunrise Tuesday, September 16, with skies turning sunny and temperatures climbing near 79 degrees by afternoon. Northeast winds near 7 mph will ease, creating a mild and comfortable day across Western New York.
The stretch of sunny, dry weather continues through midweek, bringing stable conditions for outdoor activities and roadwork. Wednesday will remain mostly sunny, reaching highs near 78 degrees, while nights dip into the upper 50s. Commuters can expect calm evenings, though patchy fog could return late at night through midweek.
By Thursday, September warmth lingers with highs near 79 and clear skies dominating across Erie and Niagara counties. Evenings will cool quickly, a sign of the shifting fall pattern that keeps nights in the 50s through the weekend. Friday and Saturday turn slightly cooler, with daytime highs topping out near 70 and lows near 50.
Residents should stay mindful of foggy morning conditions this week, especially on interstates and rural roads where visibility can change quickly.
The next significant change doesn’t arrive until late weekend, when clouds increase and cooler Canadian air begins to filter south.
Five Day Forecast for Buffalo, NY
- Tuesday: Sunny, high near 79. Low 59 with patchy fog possible overnight.
- Wednesday: Mostly sunny, high near 78. Low 58.
- Thursday: Sunny, high near 79. Low 59.
- Friday: Mostly sunny, high near 71. Low 49.
- Saturday: Sunny, high near 70. Low 54, partly cloudy overnight.
