Buffalo, NY – Residents of Western New York should prepare for a wet and breezy end to the weekend, with rain expected Sunday and colder conditions setting the stage for a wet Thanksgiving week. High temperatures will remain in the mid-40s Sunday, but gusty winds up to 30 mph will make it feel cooler.
According to the National Weather Service, scattered showers will begin Sunday morning and taper off by early afternoon. Drivers are advised to use caution during the morning commute, as wet roads and reduced visibility may impact travel. Wind gusts from the southwest will increase by mid-afternoon, adding to the blustery conditions.
Looking ahead, Monday will bring another round of showers, with temperatures hovering around 50 degrees. The most significant weather impact is expected Tuesday evening into Wednesday, when rain transitions to snow as temperatures drop into the low 30s. Gusty winds of up to 25 mph could create hazardous conditions for Thanksgiving travelers.
Thanksgiving Day is forecast to remain cold, with highs in the upper 30s and a mix of rain and snow showers. Anyone planning outdoor holiday events should prepare for the potential of light snow accumulations and wet conditions.
Residents are urged to monitor updates and plan for possible travel disruptions. For the latest weather advisories, visit the National Weather Service’s Buffalo website.
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