BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — The weekend looks mainly dry and quiet, until Sunday afternoon, when Low pressure to our west tracks a bit closer to us. That system will ultimately move to our north sending a reinforcing shot of colder air our way and possibly triggering bands of lake effect snow. It's too soon to talk about specifics with regards to intensity and placement of that lake snow, but it is something worth keeping an eye on. The time frame to watch for the lake snow would be between Monday night and Wednesday. Right now, all indications suggest the primary target region for those lake snow bands would be "Ski Country" in the Southern Tier.
SATURDAY
MORNING: Mostly cloudy, mid 20s.
AFTERNOON: Mostly cloudy, upper 30s.
SUNDAY
MORNING: Mostly cloudy, upper 20s.
AFTERNOON: Rain showers, mid 40s.
MONDAY
MORNING: Snow showers, near 30.
AFTERNOON: Flurries, mid 30s.
TUESDAY
MORNING: Snow showers, near 30.
AFTERNOON: Flurries, mid 30s.
