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Buffalo, New York – Drivers across western and north-central New York should prepare for pockets of slick pavement by late Sunday evening as light, spotty precipitation develops near key roadways including Interstate 90 and Route 33.
According to the National Weather Service in Buffalo, a weak clipper system will move into the region Sunday night, bringing a 20 to 35 percent chance of light rain or snow after 8 p.m. Areas east of Lake Ontario, including Watertown and the Tug Hill region, face the highest probability of light snow, while communities south of Lake Ontario such as Buffalo, Rochester and Jamestown may see a brief rain-snow mix. A short period of freezing drizzle cannot be ruled out where surface temperatures hover near 32 degrees…