BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — The area of Low pressure that brought some sorely needed showers of rain, and even a bit of wet snow, continues to slip south and east of Western New York setting the stage for us to dry out on Sunday. Expect clouds to stubbornly remain in place through the day with temperatures not getting out of the mid 40s for highs, which is fairly typical for this time of year. Next week starts with more clouds. The next storm system to make its approach promises to bring showers by later Monday evening, followed by some occasional rain and a cooler breeze for Tuesday. We'll be keeping an eye on the Thanksgiving Day holiday time frame, as there are growing signs of a transition to a colder pattern that could include everything from some kind of winter storm that will impact the Northeast and Great Lakes to areas of lake effect snow.
SUNDAY
MORNING: Mostly cloudy, mid 30s.
AFTERNOON: Mostly cloudy, mid 40s.
MONDAY
MORNING: Partly cloudy, mid 30s.
AFTERNOON: Late showers, near 50.
TUESDAY
MORNING: Sctd. showers, near 40.
AFTERNOON: Periods of rain, mid 40s.
WEDNESDAY
MORNING: Cloudy, a flurry or sprinkle, mid 30s
AFTERNOON: Mostly cloudy, lower 40s
