Severe Thunderstorms Expected to Hit Chautauqua County Tuesday Night
Chautauqua County residents should brace themselves for severe thunderstorms forecasted to hit the region on Tuesday night. The storms are expected to bring strong damaging wind gusts and large hail, posing a potential threat to the area. While isolated thunderstorms may be possible south of the metro during the afternoon, the coverage is expected to increase significantly overnight on Tuesday. Residents across the western half of Chautauqua County should be prepared for scattered severe thunderstorms as the weather system moves through the region.
Continued Threat of Severe Thunderstorms on Wednesday
The threat of severe thunderstorms is expected to continue into Wednesday, particularly south of the metro during the afternoon. A cold front will clear Buffalo in the morning, reducing the chance of thunderstorms moving northward from the city. However, residents in the southern parts of Chautauqua County should remain vigilant as scattered severe thunderstorms could still pose a risk to the area. It is important to stay updated on weather alerts and take necessary precautions to ensure safety during the severe weather conditions.
Weather Outlook for the Week
As the week progresses, the weather in Chautauqua County will see a mix of conditions ranging from humid and stormy to sunny and less humid. Here is a detailed look at the weather forecast for the upcoming days:
– **Monday Night**: Mild and muggy conditions are expected with partly cloudy skies. River valley fog may develop by morning, with temperatures ranging from 57 degrees in the southern parts of the county to 67 degrees along the Erie shore. Light winds are forecasted for the night.
– **Tuesday**: The day will be very humid with mostly to partly sunny skies. Isolated afternoon showers and storms may occur mainly south of the metro area. High temperatures are expected to reach 82 degrees along the Erie shore, 87 degrees at the airport, and 89 degrees towards Orleans County. Winds will shift from the south to southwest at 5-15 mph, increasing to 10-18 mph in hilly areas. The night will remain warm with a low of 72 degrees.
– **Wednesday**: The day will be very humid with mostly cloudy skies and showers and thunderstorms expected. The coverage of storms will be better south of Buffalo, with high temperatures reaching 83 degrees and a low of 63 degrees.
– **Thursday**: The humidity levels will decrease, with partly sunny skies and a few isolated afternoon showers and storms near the Pennsylvania border. High temperatures are forecasted to reach 80 degrees, with a low of 65 degrees.
– **Friday**: A bit of humidity will return with partly sunny skies and isolated afternoon showers and storms. High temperatures will reach 85 degrees, with a low of 68 degrees.
– **Saturday**: Humid conditions are expected with showers and storms mainly in the morning. The activity is forecasted to move southeast in the afternoon, with the sun breaking out later in the day. High temperatures will be around 79 degrees, with a low of 62 degrees.
– **Sunday**: Lower humidity levels will bring mostly sunny skies, with high temperatures reaching 77 degrees and a low of 58 degrees.
– **Monday (Labor Day)**: The humidity levels will be low with mostly sunny skies. High temperatures are expected to reach 72 degrees, with a low of 54 degrees.
Stay tuned to local weather updates and advisories to stay informed about the changing weather conditions and potential risks in Chautauqua County. Be prepared for varying weather patterns throughout the week and take necessary precautions to ensure safety and well-being during severe weather events.
