
Friday Morning update...
Significant Lake Effect snow event is underway across the Lake Erie snowbelt of western NY and northwest PA. Widespread areas of 6-12" will be found across a good chunk of western PA in the I-79/80/86 corridor. Across Chautauqua/Erie/Crawford/Warren/Venango counties, expecting totals to be in the 1-2' range. Current thinking continues to suggest that 6-12" a good bet across the Laurel Ridge and northern Blue Ridge of PA/MD/WV.
...MAG/LTE
Downwind of Lake Ontario, things should begin to get underway by late morning, with snow quickly becoming hvy at times by early afternoon with snowfall rates in the 1-2" range. Widespread 6-12" amounts will be found across a large portion of central NY in favored lake zones across the I-90/81 corridor. Travel in and around Greater Syracuse will be hazardous throughout this afternoon and lasting into the overnight hours. Highest amounts will be centered across southwestern Oswego, northern Cayuga, central Onondaga/Madison counties where totals could easily exceed a foot by Sunday morning. Across the Finger Lake counties and Southern Tier, lake effect snows will also be present with added enhancement from the Finger Lakes of Cayuga/Seneca especially. This will result in localized accumulations of 2-6" in these areas. Will also need to watch the northern Tier of Pa into Bradford/Susquehanna counties for possible advisory level snowfall, and have decided to go with 2-6" into far northern portions of the counties. Across the northern Catskills in Otsego county, this is will be a tricky call. Expect to see the Lake Ontario snow band setup in very close proximity and would not be surprised to see amounts of 5-8" into extreme northwestern Otsego cnty...will need to watch this closely.
...LTE
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