Tim Wenger

By January standards in Buffalo and Western New York, the little bit of snow that falls across the area through the end of the week won’t be much of an issue.

By January standards in Buffalo and Western New York, the little bit of snow that falls across the area through the end of the week won’t be much of an issue.

A cold front will usher in the coldest air in more than five years that will build over the region Monday through Wednesday and this will result in dangerously low wind chills regionwide.

While we aren’t expected to shatter any records with regard to cold temperatures in the coming few days, the coldest arctic airmass to impact the Buffalo-Niagara region in years is here and will tighten its grip through midweek.

It will be a bone-chilling Martin Luther King holiday across the Buffalo-Niagara and Western New York region with lake effect snow on the doorstep to greet a return to school and work Tuesday.

“We’re expecting the northern edge of the band to generally get into the City of Buffalo today, as far north as Cheektowaga, Lancaster area, possibly clipping the far southern portions of the Tonawandas.

C reating and hosting a long-running travel show is no easy feat. Just ask Darley Newman, host of “Travels With Darley,” which debuts its 12th season on PBS beginning this month.

"Travels With Darley" returns for season 12 on PBS and Tubi in January, 2025, and Darley Newman speaks to what's new this season.

OUTLIER: COMMON, a new film from Dani Reyes-Acosta, advocates for underserved voices in the backcountry ski and snowboard community.

The lake freighter ‘Manitoulin’ is stuck in the growing Lake Erie ice field off Buffalo after attempting to leave following a delivery to the Buffalo waterfront Wednesday.