North Middleton Township, PA → Buffalo, NY
204 mi · 4h 4m (driving)
Current Risk
Low Risk
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North Middleton Township
82°
41.1°
78°
Ceres Township
75°
Buffalo
76°
Trip Briefing
3 segments · 204 mi · 4h 4m
Weather
☁️ Overcast
78°F, wind 10 mph
Rest Stops
6
Restrooms, Truck svc
Cameras
6 live
Clear driving conditions expected
Rest stops in this segment:
- ● Cumberland Valley Service Plaza 🚻
- ● Love's Travel Stop 🚻
- ● Petro Stopping Centers
Normal Traffic
12 construction zones along route — no other incidents
12 Construction Zones on Route
Daily Construction on QEW Toronto bound On-ramp at THOMPSON RD, Fort Erie. ALL LANES CLOSED.
Daily Construction on QEW Fort Erie Bound On-ramp at THOMPSON RD, Fort Erie. ALL LANES CLOSED.
Daily Construction on QEW Fort Erie Bound Off-ramp at THOMPSON RD, Fort Erie. ALL LANES CLOSED.
Daily Construction on QEW Toronto bound Off-ramp at THOMPSON RD, Fort Erie. ALL LANES CLOSED.
Continuous Construction on QEW Toronto bound between CONCESSION ROAD and GILMORE ROAD, Fort Erie. 1 Alternating Lane(s).
Daily Construction on QEW Fort Erie Bound On-ramp at CONCESSION ROAD, Fort Erie. ALL LANES CLOSED.
+ 6 more zones along the route — see map for full list
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US 22 @ ELMERTON AVE
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US 22 @ PA 39 LINGLESTOWN RD EXIT
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US 22/322 @ ALLEGHENY ST
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US 22/322 @ PA 225 EXIT
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US 22/322 @ PA 147
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US 15 @ I-180/US 220
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US 15 S/B Bloss Mtn @ Liberty Tioga Co.
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I-80 @ EXIT 210A B (US 15 SOUTH/NORTH LEWISBURG/WILLIAMSPORT)
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I-90 MP 428.30 WB Between Interchange 54 (Rt 400) and 55 (Lackawanna)
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I-90 MP 427.47 WB Between Interchange 53 (I-190 Junction) and 54 (Route 400)
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I-90 MP 426.60 WB at Interchange 53 (I-190 Junction) 4th Lane Section
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I-90 MP 426.17C WB at Interchange 53 (I-190 Junction) View 1
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⚡ Recent Weather Events on This Route
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- 🌧️Aug 11: Rain advisory for afternoon departures
- ❄️Aug 9: Snow expected at higher elevations - consider earlier departure
- 🌫️Aug 6: Dense fog warning for morning travel
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Driving from North Middleton Township, PA to Buffalo, NY covers 204 miles in roughly 4h 4m of drive time, crossing state lines. We track 12 live traffic cameras and 17 rest areas along this corridor so you can plan around them. Most drivers do this trip in one day; weather along the route matters more than the forecast at either endpoint, since you'll cross several climate zones.
7-Day Driving Outlook
Today
Aug 13
85° / 82°
No precip
Tomorrow
Aug 14
83° / 68°
No precip
Sat
Aug 15
86° / 68°
No precip
Sun
Aug 16
87° / 71°
No precip
Mon
Aug 17
85° / 74°
No precip
Tue
Aug 18
83° / 70°
No precip
Wed
Aug 19
84° / 69°
No precip
🗓️ Weekend Outlook
Saturday
Good to Go⛅ Partly cloudy at origin, ⛅ Partly cloudy at destination
Sunday
Use Caution⚠️ Hazardous conditions expected - Violent rain showers
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Current Conditions
North Middleton Township, PA
82°F
Wind: 9 mph
Buffalo, NY
76°F
Wind: 11 mph
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Driving from North Middleton Township, PA to Buffalo, NY
The 204-mile drive from North Middleton Township, Pennsylvania to Buffalo, New York takes approximately 4h 4m under normal conditions. Weather along this route can vary significantly, especially across varying terrain where weather conditions can change rapidly. Route Outlook helps you find the safest time to travel by showing you weather conditions at every point along your route, timed to when you'll actually be there.
This moderate route crosses state lines from Pennsylvania into New York, connecting North Middleton Township and Buffalo. A drive of 204 miles means you'll pass through multiple weather zones. Conditions at your starting point may bear little resemblance to what you'll encounter halfway through the trip.
Common Weather Hazards on This Route
- Winter storms and heavy snowfall (November through April)
- Black ice on mountain passes and bridges
- Dense fog, especially during early morning hours
Seasonal Driving Considerations
The Northeast corridor sees the full range of seasonal weather. Nor'easters from November through March can dump heavy snow and create whiteout conditions, while ice storms make roads treacherous. Summer and fall offer excellent driving conditions, though fall foliage season brings heavier traffic on scenic routes. Spring can bring unpredictable rain and residual freeze-thaw damage to road surfaces.
Best Time to Drive North Middleton Township to Buffalo
For medium-distance drives like this 204-mile route, consider starting in the early morning to arrive before afternoon storms develop. Check the 7-day forecast above to find a day with favorable conditions along the entire route.
Driving Strategy
A 204-mile drive from North Middleton Township to Buffalo takes a significant part of the day. Plan at least one fuel and rest stop along the way. If your route crosses elevation changes or state lines, expect weather conditions to shift mid-trip. Monitor the segment-by-segment forecast rather than just checking destination weather. Starting early in the morning typically avoids afternoon storm development and rush-hour congestion near urban areas.
Pro Tip
Use Route Outlook's departure optimizer to find the best time to leave. Our 4D trajectory engine considers weather at each point along your route at the exact time you'll be there — not just at your destination. It also integrates live data from traffic cameras, DOT 511 feeds, and road weather sensors.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the drive from North Middleton Township to Buffalo?
The drive is approximately 204 miles and takes about 4h 4m under normal traffic and weather conditions. Severe weather can add significant time to your trip.
What's the best day to drive this route?
Based on current forecasts, Saturday, Aug 15 looks ideal. Clear conditions expected along the entire route
Is it safe to drive from North Middleton Township to Buffalo today?
Current conditions show low risk along this route. Conditions look favorable for travel. Always stay alert and adjust speed for changing conditions.
Are there rest areas on the North Middleton Township to Buffalo route?
Yes, there are 17 rest areas along this route. Facilities include restrooms, parking, and in some cases picnic areas and vending machines. Rest stops are spaced throughout the drive, so you'll never be too far from a break.
Can I see live traffic cameras on this route?
Yes, Route Outlook shows 12 live traffic cameras along this route, sourced from state DOT feeds. You can check road visibility, traffic flow, and pavement conditions in real time before and during your drive.
What highways does this route use?
This route primarily uses US-22, US-15, I-80. Conditions can vary between highway segments, so check live camera feeds and road condition reports for each stretch before departing.
Are there any road closures on this route right now?
No significant incidents or road closures are currently reported along this route. Conditions can change quickly — this page updates automatically with the latest data from state DOT 511 systems.
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