Buffalo, NY – Residents in Buffalo should prepare for a dynamic week of weather as rain, sleet, and snow are expected to impact the area starting Monday. Rain will dominate the early part of the week, transitioning to a wintry mix by Wednesday as colder air moves into the region.
According to the National Weather Service, Monday will bring a high of 48°F with periods of rain, especially in the afternoon. Winds will increase, with gusts up to 31 mph by Monday night. Drivers should be cautious on roadways like I-190 and Route 33 as rain-soaked pavement may lead to slick conditions during the evening commute.
Tuesday will be mostly dry but breezy, with a high near 42°F. By Wednesday, snow showers are expected to develop after 10 a.m., mixing with rain at times. Areas of higher elevation may see light snow accumulation, with temperatures dropping to 26°F Wednesday night. Motorists are advised to plan extra time for travel and check local road conditions.
For those planning midweek activities, keep an eye on changing conditions. Snow and rain may impact visibility and travel, especially overnight Wednesday into early Thursday. Temperatures will remain cold Thursday, with highs only reaching 31°F under mostly cloudy skies.
Residents should prepare for fluctuating weather and take precautions on slick roads. Stay updated on forecasts and roadway conditions through local weather services and official advisories.
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