BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — Sunday's rain was badly needed, as much of Western New York has been considered to be "abnormally dry" by the US Drought Monitor. Expect it to turn breezy overnight with some gusts close to 40 mph. Veterans Day will bring plenty of clouds, and maybe a spotty shower, but the bulk of the day should feature a good chunk of dry time. A cold front dropping south out of eastern Canada will create a sizable drop in temperature for Tuesday with highs into the 40s. There's even the potential for a hilltop wet snow flurry in the S. Tier overnight Monday night into Tuesday. High pressure then returns for much of the rest of the week with seasonable temperatures and at least some sunshine.
SUNDAY
OVERNIGHT: A leftover shower, breezy, upper 40s
MONDAY
MORNING: Mostly cloudy, breezy, 50
AFTERNOON: A passing shower, lower 50s
TUESDAY
MORNING: Partly cloudy, upper 30s to near 40
AFTERNOON: Sun and clouds, cool and breezy, mid 40s.
WEDNESDAY
MORNING: Partly cloudy, low 30s
AFTERNOON: Mixed sun and clouds, low 50s
