
Winds are gusting to 30mph over western New York on the back side of the low pressure, which is located over northwest Pennsylvania now.
Steady moderate to heavy snow is moving east out of the Finger Lakes, but flurries and some heavier bursts of snow will continue into the afternoon.
The gusty winds will also create areas of blowing and drifting snow, not to mention subzero wind chills as temperatures fall back int the single digits.
Travel will remain difficult due to the blowing and drifting snow and the added challenge road crews face when the temperature drops and the normal road clearing methods are less effective.
How much snow do you have so far?
anne miller
I measured 9 ” on my West Hill picnic table at 2:30 this afternoon (Feb 2) in Ithaca
Mike
Just came in from clearing the drive, 6″ of snow and a few flakes drifting about, mostly coming off the trees as the wind has begun to pick up.
Pat Schwartz
Waterloo –5 in.– coming down steadily
Pat Schwartz
waterloo –5 in.
Linda Fox
We have about a foot of very fluffy snow here in Penn Yan.
Marie-Ann
We have about a foot here on 14A just a mile up from 5 & 20 🙂 Mind you, the wind has done an excellent job of clearing most of my driveway!
Colleen
Here on Cty Rte 9 on Cohocton we have 8 inches of fresh snow, and it is still coming down pretty good.