A massive, potentially historic lake effect snowstorm is expected to dump as much as three to six feet of snow on parts of western and northern New York late this week and over weekend.
effective Thursday morning and urged residents in affected areas to “remain vigilant and avoid unnecessary travel during hazardous conditions.”, snow could fall at an incredible pace of 3 inches per hour at times in the most intense snow bands. A rare weather phenomenon known as thundersnow can also occur.The National Weather Service issued a lake-effect snow warning for the Buffalo area on Wednesday, describing the storm as a “potential high-impact, long-duration lake snow event.
The worst conditions are expected over two periods: Thursday night into Friday and then Saturday into Saturday night, Benz said.The worst conditions are expected over two Thursday night into Friday and then Saturday into Saturday night.Meteorologists are keeping a close eye on the winds as well, as even a small shift in the wind direction can cause one of the intense snowbands to move either north or south, AccuWeather reported.
Responders are preparing for the worst, including roof collapses from the weight of the snow and downed power lines. The Buffalo NWS office noted the lake effect snow setup is similar to the historic November 2014 snowstorm dubbed “Snowvember,” during which six feet of snow was recorded in Buffalo.
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