Winter Weather Advisories Issued as Cold Front Approaches Northern Counties
Northern counties are under winter weather advisories due to a cold front bringing snow. While current temperatures are mild, snow is expected overnight, especially in higher elevations. Lower areas like Oswego and Rome may see up to an inch of snow. Additional light snow is forecasted for Syracuse over the weekend.
Severe winter weather advisories are currently in effect for the northern counties. Although temperatures are unseasonably mild today, reaching the mid-40s with scattered rain showers, a cold front will significantly lower temperatures overnight. Forecasters predict snow accumulation in the region on Friday, particularly impacting the higher elevations of the Tug Hill area, where advisories will commence at 6 PM this evening.
In the lower elevations, including Oswego and Rome, residents can expect at least an inch of snow overnight. As the weekend approaches, the temperature fluctuations are set to continue, as additional weather systems on Friday night and Saturday may introduce further light snow to Syracuse. For the most accurate forecasting and local radar information, please refer to the provided link.
In summary, residents should prepare for a shift in winter weather, including a cold front bringing snow to the region starting tonight. Those in higher elevations will be most affected. Continuous temperature variability is expected over the weekend, potentially impacting travel and outdoor activities. Stay informed through local forecasts for the latest updates.
Original Source: cnycentral.com
