Buffalo is experiencing ideal weather conditions for the upcoming Bills game, with a mix of clouds and sunshine, temperatures in the 50s, and light winds, making it perfect for outdoor activities. The forecast predicts partly cloudy conditions in the morning and partly sunny in the afternoon on Sunday, with temperatures rising into the low 50s. The weather remains favorable for the game, with no significant rain or wind expected. Looking ahead, Monday will see increasing clouds with showers arriving in the afternoon, and temperatures in the low 50s. Election Day on Tuesday is expected to be clear with mostly sunny skies and highs in the mid-50s. The moon phase will reach the Full Beaver Moon on Wednesday, which will be at its closest point to Earth. In local news, a new interactive map from Cornell University shows the negative impact of federal budget cuts on New York State, highlighting concerns about government efficiency. Some New York residents are stranded in Jamaica due to Hurricane Melissa, which has disrupted travel plans. Additionally, state lawmakers are addressing issues faced by emerging farmers, as they work to mitigate the effects of federal cuts. Nationally, discussions include former President Trump expressing interest in a third term and ongoing frustrations over government shutdowns, including SNAP funding and air traffic controller paychecks. The Trump administration is also undertaking a significant overhaul of ICE leadership across the country.