Daily warming trend for the working week in the shop

A milder March weather is in stock for the upcoming working week.

But how long will it take?

Prognostics of the National Weather Service Prognostics say that a pronounced daily warming trend begins when we start the new working week with the highest stands on Monday of the 20s and 30s and are heated for a large part of the area in the 1950s by Wednesday.

“By Tuesday we look at the temperatures until the 1940s,” the NWS meteorologist Dave Thomas told WBEN. “By Wednesday, the warmest weekday, temperatures and possibly even a 60 degree reading will have somewhere in the 1950s.”

In combination with the potential for some rainfall until the middle of the week, there is a growing risk that ice backflows flood on rivers and streams.

“Especially the Cazenovia and Buffalo Creek and the Cayuga Creek,” warns Thomas. “These have fairly deep ice cover layers that break apart and create the potential for ice brands.”

Calculated air then returns for the second half of the working week with a return of too much grateful temperatures and opportunities for some snow showers.

The hills south of Buffalo could see one or two centimeters of accumulation by the end of the week.