Buffalo, NY – A spring storm will bring a mix of rain and snow to Buffalo on Thursday, creating potential travel issues across the region. The storm will start with rain in the morning before transitioning to snow by late evening. Wind gusts up to 34 mph could reduce visibility, making conditions hazardous for commuters.
According to the National Weather Service, rain will move in by 2 p.m., with a 90% chance of precipitation. A brief break is expected in the afternoon before showers return in the evening. Temperatures will reach a high of 57°F before dropping into the 20s overnight as the rain turns to snow. Winds from the south will shift to the northwest, bringing gusts up to 29 mph late Thursday night.
Travel and Safety Concerns
Drivers on I-90 and local roadways should be cautious, as wet roads may turn icy overnight. Visibility could be impacted during heavier snow bursts, and wind gusts may make high-profile vehicles difficult to control. Residents should secure outdoor items due to strong winds.
Extended Buffalo Forecast
• Friday: Sunny, cooler, with a high of 42°F. Winds 10-13 mph.
• Saturday: Mostly cloudy, high of 48°F, with a 40% chance of showers.
• Sunday: Partly sunny, high near 41°F, with a chance of snow showers overnight.
• Monday: Rain and snow possible, high near 48°F.
Residents should prepare for changing conditions and check for updates as the system moves in.
