BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — From the Storm Prediction Center, flooding concerns, strong to damaging wind gusts and isolated tornadoes possible across the region on Wednesday as the remnants of Hurricane Beryl push through. Torrential rain at times during the morning especially north and along the thruway corridor. A lull in the activity is possible but picks up into the early afternoon with scattered storms potentially turning severe. The active weather of the day winds down during the evening with scattered showers into the night. The rain ends on Thursday with clearing skies toward evening, cooler temperatures a bit of a breeze.
Weather Aware Wednesday:
— Autumn Lewandowski (@AutumnsWeather) July 10, 2024
AM rain may cause flooding concerns, locations may receive 1-2"
Best chances for damaging wind gusts is the afternoon roun d and mainly south/east of Buffalo
Severe threat is done by the evening. Find more here: https://t.co/gQhnsWRADD pic.twitter.com/1FYmpmoG3b
WEDNESDAY
MORNING: Tropical rain/t-storms, near 70.
AFTERNOON: Tropical rain/t-storms, low-80s
THURSDAY
MORNING: Sctd. showers, upper-60s.
AFTERNOON: Partly sunny, mid-70s.
FRIDAY
MORNING: Partly cloudy, low 60s.
AFTERNOON: Mostly sunny, mid 80s.
SATURDAY
MORNING: Mostly sunny, upper 60s.
AFTERNOON: Mostly sunny, upper 80s.
