BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — A large and strong area of low pressure over the Great Lakes is causing bouts of rain and even some thunderstorms along with cooler than average temperatures. Wednesday, WNY will be about 10 degrees or more below average for the middle of June with highs struggling to reach the mid-60s. Grab the umbrella for Wednesday with locally heavy downpours. Rainfall amounts may be up to an inch for the S.Tier with less than an half inch for Buffalo.
As this low pressure system slowly exits the area expect some widely scattered showers for Thursday afternoon as temperatures rise closer to normal. Some spotty showers stick around for Friday with a dry weekend ahead with more seasonable temperatures.
WEDNESDAY
MORNING: Sctd. showers, low 50s.
AFTERNOON: Sctd. showers, mid 60s.
THURSDAY
MORNING: Limited sun, low 50s.
AFTERNOON: Sctd. showers, upper 60s.
FRIDAY
MORNING: Few showers, near 50.
AFTERNOON: Mostly sunny, near 70.
SATURDAY
MORNING: Mainly clear, near 50.
AFTERNOON: Mostly sunny, mid 70s.
