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Don Paul
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Meteorologist, Buffalo News
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By Don Paul Verified| Buffalo News Verified On Wednesday, there was hardly a sign of a mid-April feel or look to our weather. Not exactly what you would call an April 16 kind of vibe…. pic.twitter.com/kplfUIyGl1— Don Paul (@donpaulbitsosun) April 16, 2025Following high-elevation snow Tuesday night that brought 4.5 inches of accumulation to Springville and 3.7 inches to Warsaw, there were still flakes to be seen Wednesday, accompanied by a gloomy sky (again) and a raw breeze creating a wind chill in the 20s.
By Don Paul Verified| Buffalo News Verified Before we get to the future, let’s take a quick look back at how we’ve fared in March. It was a mild month, even if you choose to focus on the chilly-to-cold days. Through Sunday, the Buffalo monthly mean temperature was running 6.1 degrees above average, a significant anomaly. We peaked with two 75-degree days, and a record 76 March 19. The coldest day, by far, was March 2, with a high of 22 and a low of 10.
By Don Paul Verified| Buffalo News Verified It is only fitting that it’s another windy March day as I write this article. With a wind advisory in effect until late Monday evening, and a few peak gusts to 50 mph likely on the Niagara Frontier, a post by meteorologist Ben Noll is a good match. Ben did the complex statistical analysis, which will confirm your suspicions. While we haven’t suffered much in the way of damaging high wind events this month, it has been considerably windier than average.
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Buffalo News
The Buffalo News is the main newspaper serving the Buffalo, New York, metropolitan area. Founded in 1873, it began as a Sunday publication and expanded to daily editions by 1880. The newspaper became known for its comprehensive coverage of local, national, and international news, including sections on sports, business, entertainment, and lifestyle. Owned by Berkshire Hathaway since 1977, The Buffalo News has grown to be the only daily newspaper in Buffalo after the closure of a competitor. It publishes seven days a week and offers both print and digital content, including news articles and multimedia features. The newspaper also provides advertising services for local businesses, helping them connect with a wide audience. Additionally, The Buffalo News is actively involved in community initiatives, contributing to the cultural and civic life of the region.
Buffalo, United States
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Founded: 1873