Buffalo, New York – Mild temperatures in the low 70s will hold through Tuesday in Buffalo, but drivers should brace for a rainy midweek shift. After a calm Memorial Day, the National Weather Service warns that a 60% chance of showers will develop by Wednesday morning, likely affecting commuters along I-190 and the Niagara Thruway.
According to the NWS Buffalo office, Tuesday will remain partly sunny with a high near 71°F before clouds build and isolated showers arrive after 2 a.m. Wednesday. Rain is expected to intensify by 8 a.m., with continued showers likely into the evening. Winds will increase as well, with gusts reaching 15 mph in some areas.
The wet weather continues Thursday, especially in the afternoon, though rain chances fall to 30%. Friday and Saturday bring additional on-and-off showers, with temperatures holding in the mid-60s. Those planning outdoor activities should monitor updates closely, as precipitation chances fluctuate daily.
While no severe weather is expected at this time, roads may become slick during morning rush hours Wednesday and Thursday. Residents are urged to slow down on wet pavement, check wipers and tires, and avoid sudden stops.
5-Day Summer Weather Outlook:
- Tuesday: High near 71°F, turning cloudy late
- Wednesday: Showers likely (60%), high 63°F
- Thursday: Scattered afternoon rain, high 66°F
- Friday: 50% chance of showers, cooler with a high of 64°F
- Saturday: Mostly cloudy, high near 62°F
