BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — Buffalo didn't "officially" touch 90 degrees on Sunday (we hit 89°, according to the National Weather Service). We do have another shot at the 90 degree mark on Monday, with no shortage of a hazy brand of sunshine, as high altitude thin smoke from Canadian wildfires remains in place. You'll notice humidity levels climbing on Tuesday. That, in conjunction with the approach of a weak disturbance, may serve as a trigger mechanism for a few scattered showers and thunderstorms Tuesday afternoon along lake breeze boundaries, and into the Southern Tier. A slightly better chance of thunderstorms is in store on Wednesday. The sky should clear a bit on Thursday before the next disturbance arrives with a spotty shower or thunderstorm Thursday afternoon. The heat should largely stick around right into the weekend.
SUNDAY
EVENING: Hazy, warm, 70s
OVERNIGHT: Hazy starlight & moonlight, upper 60s
MONDAY
MORNING: Mostly sunny, 70s
AFTERNOON: Hazy sun, hot, upper 80s-90
TUESDAY
MORNING: Patchy clouds, muggy, upper 60s
AFTERNOON: Some sun, a pop up t-storm, humid, upper 80s
WEDNESDAY
MORNING: Partly cloudy, muggy, 70
AFTERNOON: Sct'd showers, a t-storm, mid 80s
