BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — Partly cloudy and comfortable tonight with areas of fog developing. A chance of hit or miss showers and t-storms returns tomorrow afternoon and evening as a stalled out front remains close by. High pressure gradually builds in with drier weather Thursday afternoon into Friday and Saturday before rain chances pick up again on Sunday.
The Perseid meteor showers peak on August 12-13 with up to 100 shooting stars visible late at night or early in the predawn.
Also, there's a partial solar eclipse happening on Wednesday, August 12th. Only 7.5 percent will be visibility. The Maximum occurs at 1:42pm. All of this may be visible if the elevated wildfire smoke goes away.
TUESDAY
EVENING: Partly cloudy, patchy fog late, mid 60s
WEDNESDAY
MORNING: Mostly sunny, mid 60s.
AFTERNOON: Few T-Showers, near 80.
THURSDAY
MORNING: Showers ending, mid 60s.
AFTERNOON: Partly sunny, near 80.
FRIDAY
MORNING: Partly sunny, low 60s.
AFTERNOON: Partly cloudy, near 80.
SATURDAY
MORNING: Mostly sunny, upper 50s
AFTERNOON: Partly cloudy, near 80.
