BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — Skies clear overnight as temperatures drop into the 40s. A dry and quiet beginning to Tuesday before a cold front brings showers from late morning into early afternoon.
A pesky low-pressure system will set up shop and call the Great Lakes home through the work-week. This means temperatures will be below average and winds will be aligned along Lake Erie to produce lake effect rain showers. Conditions may be favorable near the lake shore for graupel and thunder. Within most persistent lake effect showers, 1.5-2.5" of rain will be possible through Friday.
TUESDAY NIGHT: Lake effect rain showers develop near Metro Buffalo
WEDNESDAY: Lake rain showers remain close to Metro Buffalo and even northtowns. .5"-1" of rain possible through Wednesday evening.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT/THURSDAY: Lake rain shifts to south towns and into the S.Tier.
TUESDAY
MORNING: Partly cloudy, mid 40s.
AFTERNOON: Rain showers, mid 50s.
WEDNESDAY
MORNING: Showers, near 40.
AFTERNOON: Showers, upper 40s.
THURSDAY
MORNING: Mostly cloudy, near 40.
AFTERNOON: Showers, near 50.
FRIDAY
MORNING: Sctd. showers, near 40.
AFTERNOON: Sctd. showers, low 50s.
