NYC Blizzard Warning: Parts of Upstate New York Brace for Major Snowfall

Up to 16 inches of snow is predicted to hit parts of New York by Friday. A winter storm warning is in effect for several counties, including Tompkins, Madison, Cortland, Chenango, Otsego, Tioga, Broome, Delaware, Sullivan, Greene, and Ulster. The National Weather Service has issued warnings, with the heaviest snowfall expected in higher elevations of the Catskills.

Snow Accumulation Predictions

• Heavily Affected Areas: 12-16 inches of snow are predicted in the higher elevations of the counties under the winter storm warning. 6-12 inches are expected on high terrain above 1500 feet. Valleys could see 1-4 inches.
• Greene and Ulster Counties: Up to a foot of snow is expected in higher elevations.
• Winter Weather Advisories: Several other counties are under winter weather advisories, with snowfall predictions ranging from 1-7 inches depending on location and elevation. These advisories cover areas in the Southern Tier, Western New York, and areas just north of New York City.

Areas With Lesser Snowfall

Rochester and Buffalo experienced rain instead of snow due to warmer temperatures overnight.

Stay Safe!

Stay tuned to NewYorkNews.com for updates and remember to take precautions during this winter storm. Check road conditions before traveling and be prepared for potential power outages.