BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — A weak area of Low pressure is exiting to our east allowing the light wet snow that moved through Western New York to fade. Residual low level moisture remains, which means flurries, patchy areas of fog, but also some freezing drizzle, which will make for slippery travel tonight into Monday morning.
Enough mild air works in on Monday to allow for a bit of rain as the mercury makes another run at 40 degrees.
A cold front will swing through the area on Tuesday with a fresh batch of cold air and tumbling temperatures.
SUNDAY
EVENING/OVERNIGHT: Patchy fog, flurries, freezing drizzle, mid 30s
MONDAY
MORNING: Rain showers, mid 30s.
AFTERNOON: Rain showers, low 40s.
TUESDAY
MORNING: Mostly cloudy, low 20s.
AFTERNOON: Mostly cloudy, mid 20s.
WEDNESDAY
MORNING: Flurries, upper teens
AFTERNOON: Mostly cloudy, near 32
