Buffalo is starting Friday with clear skies and temperatures mainly in the upper 20s to upper 30s at daybreak, but the day will warm quickly under mostly sunny skies. The high is expected to reach near 58 degrees, with no rain in the forecast and a comfortable stretch ahead for outdoor plans.
According to the National Weather Service, Friday evening will stay mostly clear before temperatures fall to mainly the mid-20s to mid-30s by daybreak Saturday. That cooler air will be noticeable after sunset, so anyone lingering outside at events such as the Buffalo Falliday Market at Front Park may want an extra layer, even with a dry forecast.
A Chilly Start Gives Way To Sunny Weekend Weather
Saturday looks like the standout day, with sunshine, light winds and a high near 61 degrees. Sunday will be warmer still, reaching about 64 degrees under sunny skies, making it a solid weekend for walks, markets and other outdoor plans.
The dry spell is expected to continue into Monday, when Buffalo should see mostly sunny skies and a high near 62 degrees. The forecast remains mostly sunny Tuesday, though temperatures will slip back to around 55 degrees.
No Rain In Sight Through The Weekend
There are no weather advisories in effect, and dry weather is expected through the weekend and Monday. A few cooler mornings are possible, especially Saturday and Sunday, but the broader pattern is calm and dry.
