BUFFALO, N.Y. — Heat and humidity the rest of Wednesday with lake breeze boundaries setting up mainly north and south of Buffalo, also a cold front approaches.
All this factors into the potential of some isolated stronger t-storms developing mainly during mid afternoon through early evening on Wednesday, and along those lake breeze boundaries especially a chance. Storms with gusty winds and torrential rain that could produce some isolated flooding, also some hail are the main threats.
The lake shadow should keep Buffalo and areas just near Lake Erie and just northeast of the lake mainly dry.
Any thunderstorms that form are expected to fade by later evening leaving our area with partly cloudy skies the rest of the night.
Stay tuned to Storm Team 2 for updates.