A significant lake effect snowstorm is on the horizon for the North Country, with forecasts indicating it will begin early Friday morning and continue through Monday evening. This weather event has prompted officials to issue a lake effect snow warning, effective from 7 a.m. on Friday until 7 p.m. on Monday.
This warning is an upgrade from the previous winter storm watch, which was set to start Friday afternoon and conclude early Monday morning. Residents can expect some areas to experience snowfall rates of up to two inches per hour, leading to potentially hazardous driving conditions with reduced visibility. The Tug Hill region is anticipated to receive the highest snow accumulations.
As the storm approaches, staying updated is vital. Residents can track the storm’s progress and get the latest forecasts through the 7News weather app, as well as the 7News app.
In challenging weather conditions like this, it is essential for community members to prepare accordingly, ensuring they have necessary supplies and stay informed about travel conditions. While this storm may pose difficulties, it can also remind us of nature’s beauty and the seasonal changes that characterize this time of year.
Summary: A lake effect snowstorm is expected to impact the North Country from Friday morning through Monday evening, with a warning issued indicating heavy snowfall and poor visibility. Residents are encouraged to stay updated on conditions and prepare for potential travel challenges.