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Over 5 feet of lake-effect snow buries New York towns as multiday event winds down
No rest for the snow-weary downwind of the Great Lakes as another multiday lake-effect snowstorm continues to bury towns in several feet of snow through Sunday before finally winding down overnight.
Up to 65 inches of lake-effect snow buries Camden, New York
As heavy lake-effect snow piled up across the northern portion of New York state, footage recorded by Richard Hulburd of the X account @Weather_buffalo shows what Hulburd described as “almost five feet of snow” burying the town of Camden,
Lake-effect storm blasts New York region with over 5 feet of snow
The view from W. H. Dorrance House in Camden, N.Y. on January 5, 2025 where over five feet of snow fell in a multiday lake effect storm. Casey Cook | W. H. Dorrance House Casey Cook | W. H. Dorrance House
Lake effect snow warning, storm watches issued for New York. See latest snow projections
A lake effect snow warning and winter storm watches have been issued for several counties in New York. Here's how much snow will fall.
Another round of lake effect snow expected this week in Central NY
Syracuse, N.Y. -- The first full week back to work after the holidays will bring yet another lake effect snowstorm to Central New York. This one won’t drop as much snow as the storm that wrapped up over the weekend, but it could still bring 10 inches or more to the Syracuse area through Thursday.
See how much snow you might get in Central NY lake effect storm (map)
Syracuse could see a foot or more of snow by the time the multiday storm winds down this weekend, according to the National Weather Service. The lake effect bull’s-eye that is the Tug Hill plateau could see 3 feet. The southwest corner of the state could also see a foot or more as winds blow in from the northwest.
More lake-effect snowfall forecasted for Pennsylvania, New York
Related video above shows Meteorologist Craig Flint’s early morning forecast. (WJET/WFXP) – A new year brings more snow into the region as more lake-effect snow is expected to roll into the region this week.
Map Shows States Bracing for Lake-Effect Snow as Up to 3 Feet Projected
The NWS says "heavy" lake-effect snow is projected to bring up to 20 inches of snow in areas of upstate New York by Thursday. Additional bands of the lake-effect snow could bring the total to 3 feet. Following are the snow projections for the three states:
Lake effect snow warning for Southern Erie and Crawford County until early Thursday evening
A lake effect snow warning was issued by the National Weather Service on Wednesday at 2:33 p.m. in effect until Thursday at 4 p.m. for Southern Erie and Crawford County.
Lake Effect Snow off Lake Huron and Georgian Bay continues
Lake effect snow bands will continue throughout Wednesday and weaken on Thursday. Details with Meteorologist Dylan Kikuta.
Snow alert issued for Central NY as another round of lake effect hits
The National Weather Service has issued a weather alert today for Central New York as cold winds continue to generate lake effect snow off Lake Ontario. The winter weather advisory is in effect until 7 a.
Lake-effect snow creates stark contrasts in snowfall across Central New York communities
Central New York is seeing lake-effect snow, and some areas like in Oswego County are getting it harder than others Thursday ...
Heavy Fall of Lake-Effect Snow Creates Eerie Atmosphere in Northern US
Snow created an eerie atmosphere on January 4, as a lake-effect fall spread heavily across the northern part of New York ...
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Final Day of Strong Winds, Frigid Temperatures, and Lake-Effect Snow
Quiet weather ends Saturday, with the arrival of some light snow due to an upper level low. The backside of this system will ...
Find out how much more lake effect snow occurs through the rest of the weekend here!
As expected, heavier lake effect snow moved across the immediate Central New York area with 6 to 12 inches of snow from ...
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Snow ending in Syracuse; when does it warm up?
After another round of lake effect snow earlier Thursday it looks like finally some quieter weather on the way for Friday.