BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Cover up your grill and save the gardening for the weekend, because snow has come down once again in western New York.
In fact, it’s record-breaking snow. The previous record for snow on April 27 was 0.2 inches, set in 1931. But as of 5 a.m., Wednesday’s snowfall reached 1.2 inches.
That measurement was taken at the Buffalo Niagara International Airport. Further south, 3.5 inches was measured in South Wales.
Better days are ahead though, as temperatures are expected to reach the upper 60s this weekend.
Take a look at some of the photos we’ve received of Wednesday’s April snow showers:
Deb, East Shelby 
Kathy, Darien Center 
Terrance, Sanborn 
Robin, Lancaster 
Cathie, Boston Hills 
Melinda, Mansfield 
Cindy, East Aurora 
Kathy, Corfu
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