Buffalo, NY – Brisk winds and frigid temperatures will grip western New York through the weekend, with snow set to intensify Friday night. Residents are urged to brace for single-digit wind chills today as the northwest wind keeps apparent temperatures near or below zero.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), Buffalo will see temperatures moderating slightly during the day, reaching a high of 22°F. However, wind chill values will remain in the teens or single digits until this evening. Snow is expected to begin Friday evening, with a 100% chance of precipitation and accumulation likely overnight. Saturday will bring widespread snow showers, possibly impacting local roads and visibility.
Drivers along I-90 and nearby roadways should prepare for slick conditions and reduced visibility by Friday night. Travel may become hazardous as snowfall intensifies into Saturday morning, with temperatures ranging between 22°F and 31°F. Residents are advised to monitor local forecasts and ensure vehicles are equipped for winter conditions.
Looking ahead, Sunday will remain cloudy with a high of 30°F, but more snow is possible in the evening. By early next week, snow showers will likely persist, keeping road safety a concern for commuters.
Stay updated on rapidly changing weather patterns and prioritize safety on roadways. For the latest updates, follow the National Weather Service or local emergency management alerts.
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