BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — Early this afternoon the temperature went above 61 degrees which was the record high temperature for this date.
Later in the afternoon the National Weather Service Buffalo announced Buffalo reached a high temperature of 67 degrees which tied for the seventh warmest January day on record and the warmest January day since 2005.
The temperature at #Buffalo this early afternoon has reached 67°F. This is tied for 7th warmest January day on record...and is the warmest January temperature since January 13, 2005 when it was 68°F. All-time warmest temperature at Buffalo is 72°F set back on January 25th, 1950.
— NWS Buffalo (@NWSBUFFALO) January 11, 2020
We broke a record today and tied another! Today's high of 67 broke the 2018 record of 61. The warm record low of 41 from 1924 has been tied. @wkbw #NYwx #record pic.twitter.com/K3M4W7yV6q
— Michelle McLeod (@mmcleodwx) January 11, 2020
Wet and windy weather is scheduled to move into the region Saturday evening with several warnings, watches and advisories in place. View the latest forecast here.
Hope everyone enjoyed the 7th warmest January temperature in Buffalo history 67F... It's all down hill from here :) See what's about to happen here https://t.co/VyLguhnyDb @WKBW @NewsRadio930 pic.twitter.com/F2Tgwonv4p
— Andy Parker (@andyparkertv) January 11, 2020
