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Buffalo Braces for Snow This Weekend—But You Won’t Believe How Warm It Gets Next Week!

Buffalo Braces for Snow This Weekend—But You Won’t Believe How Warm It Gets Next Week!

Buffalo, get ready for a weekend of classic upstate weather—snow showers on Saturday, a chilly but calmer Sunday, and then a major warm-up next week. It’s the kind of forecast that has us reaching for both winter coats and sunglasses in the same week!

Here’s what’s coming and how to prepare.

Saturday: Snow Returns! (But Not for Long)

Just when you thought winter might be loosening its grip, Buffalo is in for another round of snow showers on Saturday. It won’t be a full-blown storm, but expect flurries on and off throughout the day.

High: 30°F (-1°C) | Low: 25°F (-4°C)

What to Expect:

  • Snow Showers on and off all day – Not a blizzard, but enough to make roads slick.
  • Icy Patches Possible – With temperatures hovering around freezing, be careful on sidewalks and roads.
  • A Windy Chill – It might not be single-digit cold, but a steady breeze will make it feel even chillier.

Driving? Give yourself a little extra time. The snow might not be heavy, but it could cause some visibility and traction issues, especially in the morning and evening.

Sunday: A Little Warmer, But Still Cloudy

Sunday won’t be as wintry, but don’t expect a dramatic improvement just yet. Clouds will stick around, and temperatures will creep up a few degrees.

High: 36°F (2°C) | Low: 32°F (0°C)

What to Expect:

  • A few flurries or drizzle possible – Nothing major, but don’t be surprised if you see a few flakes.
  • Less wind, but still chilly – You’ll need a jacket, but at least it won’t feel as brutal as Saturday.
  • A Sign of Things to Come – If you pay attention, you’ll start to feel that little hint of spring in the air.

Sunday is a good day to run errands or get outside if you can handle the chill—because next week? Things change big time.

Next Week: Hello, 50s!

Buffalo is about to get a serious taste of spring. By midweek, we’re talking highs in the low-to-mid 50s°F (10-15°C)!

What This Means:

  • Say Goodbye to Snow (for now) – With these temperatures, any remaining snow will melt fast.
  • Watch for Flooding – The quick warm-up could lead to slushy streets and pooling water in low-lying areas.
  • Outdoor Plans? Yes, Please! – If you’ve been itching to go for a walk, get outside, or just feel some sunshine, this is your chance.

A Weekend of Transition

Saturday = Winter’s not done yet. Expect snow showers and cold temps.
Sunday = A bit better, but still cloudy and chilly.
Next Week = A big warm-up, with spring-like temperatures in the 50s!

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