Lake-Effect Blast: Upstate New York Faces Fierce Flurries
Lake-Effect Blast: Upstate New York Faces Fierce Flurries
US · Published Nov 11, 2025
Upstate New York is experiencing a major lake-effect snowstorm, with up to 6 inches of snow expected in Syracuse and potentially more in Tug Hill and southwestern New York.
Wind gusts near 30 mph will cause whiteout conditions and slick roads, making travel hazardous. Motorists should use caution.
The snow will taper off by evening, with milder temperatures and light rain arriving Wednesday, leading to rapid snow melt.
First major snowstorm to hit Upstate New York
Upstate New York is bracing for a significant lake-effect snow event, marking the first major snowstorm of the season. Residents in areas downwind of Lakes Erie and Ontario, including Syracuse, should prepare for heavy snowfall, gusty winds, and severely reduced visibility today. Accumulations could reach up to 6 inches in Syracuse, with higher amounts expected in regions like Tug Hill and southwestern New York. These areas may see even greater snow depths due to the persistent lake-effect enhancement.
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