Lake effect snow will continue into the weekend as two more quick moving systems will bring widespread snow to the Upper Great Lakes. High winds are expected across portions of Montana through the weekend. Below normal temperatures will remain in place across much of the southern and eastern U.S., while the western U.S. will experience above normal temperatures. Read More >
Buffalo, NY
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Additional requests for site-specific forecasts should be sent to the National Weather Service Buffalo Meteorologist in Charge, Mike Fries, at michael.j.fries@noaa.gov at least a week before the event for which support is being requested.
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