BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — The remnants of Helene continue to swirl to our southwest. Despite the cloud cover associated with the system, we will largely stay dry here in Western New York. Temperatures on Monday will again climb into the lower and middle 70s, which is quite mild by mid-September standards. Monday brings a few breaks of sun, but with this system lurking to our south, a rogue shower cannot be ruled out. The lingering upper level circulation finally loosens its grip on the Ohio valley and becomes an open wave of Low pressure that will slowly pivot east across the Mid Atlantic Tuesday and then off the coast Tuesday night. A cold front swings through late Tuesday night and into Wednesday. Temperatures will drop for a day on Wednesday with highs closer to the average, in the middle 60s. High pressure will move in for the end of the week with cool nights, pleasantly mild days, and an ample amount of sun.
SUNDAY
EVENING: Mostly cloudy, 60s
MONDAY
MORNING: Mostly cloudy, 60.
AFTERNOON: Limited breaks of sun, mild, mid 70s.
TUESDAY
MORNING: Mostly cloudy, mid 50s.
AFTERNOON: Sctd. showers, an isolated eve. t-storm, low 70s.
WEDNESDAY:
MORNING: Spotty showers, mid 50s
AFTERNOON: Partial sun, cooler, mid 60s
