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This weekend brought Western New York's first major lake-effect snow event of the season. The heaviest snow totals will be found in the areas of southern Erie County and especially higher elevations of Chautauqua County, where several feet of snow have already landed with more on the way.
An additional 4-7 inches of snow is possible overnight in the Southtowns, with even more on the Chautauqua ridge. The Buffalo metro area, however, is only expected to get an inch or two through morning.
Tuesday, snow showers increase later in the day, and temperatures drop later in the week with lows in the teens.
MONDAY: Cold, Partly Sunny, Local Lake-Effect Snow Showers southwest and northeast of the Buffalo metro, High: 35, Low: 25
TUESDAY: Cold, Breaks of Sun, a few Lighter Snow Showers, High: 34 Low: 26
WEDNESDAY: Windy and Cold, Widespread Snow, Localized Lake-Enhanced Snow, Blowing Snow, High: 35, Low: 25
THURSDAY: Cold, Lake Effect Snow mainly north and south, High: 32 Low: 19
FRIDAY: Partial Sun, Flurries or Light Snow Showers, High: 29 Low: 18
SATURDAY: Mostly cloudy, chance snow. High: 28 Low: 21
SUNDAY: Mostly cloudy, snow showers. High: 30.
