BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — Clouds will gather tonight, as a weak cold front makes its approach. A few showers will pop with its passage, but those showers should largely take place overnight into Monday morning. By the way, today marked the 10th anniversary of the beginning of epic lake effect snow event that we've come to know as "Snowvember" here in Buffalo. The week starts on a seasonable note. Temperatures by Wednesday may very well flirt with 60 degrees! We'll be keeping an eye on the weather pattern for some "meteorological mischief" by the end of next week. Right now, most indications suggest a deficit denting rainfall for most, as a fairly large, broad area of Low pressure forms, with its influence extending from the Great Lakes into the Northeast. Lake enhancements and lake effect will develop as well, with enough cold air manufactured by the storm system to possibly even produce some elevation dependent wet snow. There's still some disagreement among the computer models as to the details for our late week weather, but one thing is for sure: it will be a lot cooler, damper, and possibly even a bit wintry for some!
SUNDAY
NIGHT: Cloudy, a few showers, mid 40s
MONDAY
MORNING: Sctd. showers, mid 40s.
AFTERNOON: Mostly cloudy, mid 50s.
TUESDAY
MORNING: Mostly cloudy, lower 40s
AFTERNOON: Sct'd showers, mid 50s
WEDNESDAY:
MORNING: Mostly cloudy, mid 40s
AFTERNOON: Sct'd showers, mild, near 60
