Syracuse, New York As lake effect snow creeps throughout Central New York, Oneida, Madison, and Northern Onondaga counties are under a Winter Weather Advisory. The advisory is in effect until Monday at 7 p.m., and accumulations are predicted to affect travel conditions.
Snowfall totals of 3 to 6 inches are anticipated in the northern parts of these counties, with localized greater amounts close to the Oswego County boundary, according to the National Weather Service Binghamton. The morning commute may be impacted by the predicted steady snowfall into Monday morning.
Road conditions could worsen as a result of snow accumulation and decreased visibility, officials warn. It is advised that drivers use caution, especially in regions where there are more frequent snow bands. Because the precise site of the most intense snowfall is yet unknown, it is challenging to forecast localized effects.
Northeast Pennsylvania and the Twin Tiers are expected to experience calm weather outside the lake-effect zone. Through Monday evening, residents in the impacted areas should keep an eye on weather updates and be ready for potentially dangerous travel conditions.