SYRACUSE, N.Y. — A widespread snowfall is impacting Central New York as the region experiences its first significant accumulation of the winter season. This weather event is expected to bring challenging conditions through Sunday morning, affecting travel and outdoor activities.
- First widespread snowfall of the season
- Latest alerts for New York State
- Hour-by-hour snow planner available
- Snowfall forecast by county provided
- Futurecast for tonight and Super Bowl Sunday
- Extended outlook for next week shared
This winter has primarily seen lake effect snow in Central New York, but now a broader snowfall is set to blanket the area. The National Weather Service has issued alerts for several counties across New York State, indicating that this storm could create difficult driving conditions and potential disruptions in daily activities.
Key details regarding the snowfall include:
- Widespread snow beginning overnight on February 9.
- Snowfall rates may increase during peak hours on Saturday night.
- Lake effect snow showers are predicted for Super Bowl Sunday.
The forecast suggests varying amounts of snow across different counties, with some areas expecting up to several inches by Sunday morning. Residents should stay informed about local weather updates and consider adjusting travel plans accordingly. For those planning outings or events, an hour-by-hour planner will help gauge when conditions might be most severe.
This widespread snowfall marks a notable shift in winter weather patterns for Central New York, bringing both challenges and opportunities for winter activities. As communities brace for these conditions, staying informed will be crucial for safety and preparedness throughout the weekend.
