BUFFALO, N.Y. — Snow showers from earlier in the day Friday brought around an inch to upwards of 4 inches of snow across Western New York. And with the heaviest snow on the way out, many winter weather advisories have been dropped.
A Winter Weather Advisory is still in effect for Chautauqua County until 4 a.m. Saturday. Additional snowfall around two inches plus the chance for freezing drizzle could lead to slippery roads. Upwards of 6 to 8 inches of snow is expected for the advised area.
And after snow accumulations throughout the day, there could be a few snowy and slippery roads for the evening commute.
Thankfully, this system will move out by Saturday but colder air will take it's place. Temperatures Saturday will stay below freezing, hovering in the 20s and eventually bottom out in the mid teens overnight into Sunday morning. This is something Bills Mafia will want to know about ahead of Sunday's game at Highmark Stadium.
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