BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — Clouds begin to thicken back up overnight with temperatures remaining in the upper 30s. Next system looks to stay a little further south into Monday morning which will keep Buffalo dry as we start Dyngus Day. Monday will likely remain dry for Buffalo with showers south and highs in the 50s. Late in the evening a chance for rain will return to WNY. A storm system will make its approach Tuesday with areas of rain. The storm will be a slow mover, sticking around through Wednesday. "Manufactured" cold air will allow some of the rain to mix with and change to snow, which may accumulate in the higher terrain of the Southern Tier by Thursday. Snow flakes stick around into Friday with chilly below average temperatures
OVERNIGHT: Mostly cloudy, few showers south. Upper 30s.
MONDAY
MORNING: Partly cloudy, mid 30s.
AFTERNOON: Partly sunny, mid 50s
TUESDAY
MORNING: Cloudy, near 40
AFTERNOON: Showers, Near 50
WEDNESDAY
MORNING: Showers, mid 30s.
AFTERNOON: Areas of rain, higher hill tops switching to snow mid 40s
THURSDAY
MORNING: Rain/snow shower, mid 30s
AFTERNOON: Wet snow showers. Near 40.
FRIDAY
MORNING: Few snow showers, near 30
AFTERNOON: Areas of rain, near 40
