Chiefs - Bills weather forecast: Will it snow in the divisional round game in Buffalo?

Despite sub zero temperatures and challenging travel conditions caused by days of snowfall in New York State, 70,000 fans braved the elements on Monday night to see the Buffalo Bills prevail and advance to the Divisional Round play-off of the 2023-24 NFL season.

With the game at Highmark Stadium postponed from the original Sunday slot, the Bills issued an appeal to volunteers to help shift high snow from the pitch area, stands and entrance points to the stadium to ensure that the Wild Card round game against the Pittsburgh Steelers could finally take place on Monday.

Fans in Buffalo responded and a team of snow clearers managed to leave the playing surface (which lacks undersoil heating) in a playable condition for the rearranged 4:30 pm (ET) start time on Monday.

A dazzling performance from Josh Allen propelled the Bills past the Steelers (31-17) to set up another clash at Highmark Stadium as Kansas City Chiefs are the visitors to NY State next Sunday.

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What weather can fans expect in Buffalo next Sunday?

There is good news and bad news for anyone thinking of heading to Bills Stadium on Sunday night for the game. The good news is that as of Friday, there will be no more snowfall in the region with the bad news being that temperatures will still be Arctic and sub-zero.

It’s only as of Monday of next week when temperatures peek above freezing with the days after the play-off game finally seeing the temperature creep back into the high 30′s.

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A word of advice to the Chiefs’ highest profile fan...

Taylor, if you are going to watch the team play in New York on Sunday night, pack your thermals and winter woolies.