Saturday morning brings rain to parts of western and central New York, especially along and south of the New York State Thruway. However, the rain is expected to clear up gradually by the afternoon. The National Weather Service in Buffalo forecasts light showers through midday, particularly in cities such as Jamestown, Olean, and Wellsville, where the chances of rain are between 67% and 86%.
Meanwhile, areas north of the Thruway, including Buffalo, Rochester, and Watertown, will see more sunshine as the day progresses.
Temperatures and Humidity for Saturday
Temperatures across the region will remain mild, with highs ranging from the upper 60s to low 70s. The warmest spots, including Fulton and Watertown, may reach the mid-70s. Humidity levels are expected to stay comfortable, especially by late afternoon, making it a pleasant day overall after the morning showers.
Road Conditions and Travel Tips
Drivers should remain cautious for wet roads, especially along I-86 and I-390, during the morning hours. However, the roads are expected to dry out quickly as the day goes on. Those in the Southern Tier might experience lingering clouds into the evening, while residents near Lake Ontario can look forward to clearer skies by the afternoon.
Improving Conditions as the Day Goes On
Although there are no additional weather alerts in effect, conditions will continue to improve throughout the day. By afternoon, many areas will enjoy clear skies, making for a pleasant end to the weekend.
In conclusion, while Saturday morning starts with rain in parts of western and central New York, conditions will improve as the day progresses. Temperatures will remain mild, and residents can expect clearer skies later in the day, particularly near Lake Ontario.
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