Wyoming County Issues Travel Advisory Amid Cold Weather and Snow Alerts
Wyoming County has issued a winter weather advisory with predictions of cold weather, including snow flurries and strong winds. Additionally, lake effect snow warnings are active for Orleans and Monroe counties, effective until Wednesday afternoon. Residents are advised to exercise caution during this weather event.
A winter weather advisory has been issued for Wyoming County due to expected cold conditions. The weather forecast indicates mostly cloudy skies accompanied by windy conditions, with the possibility of light snow flurries and occasional snow showers. The high temperature is anticipated to reach around 20°F, with winds from the west at a speed of 25 to 35 mph, and some gusts may exceed 40 mph. Evening temperatures may drop as low as 8°F with continued westerly winds of 10 to 20 mph, which also have the potential for gusty conditions.
As of 11:15 AM, a lake effect snow warning is now in effect for both Orleans and Monroe counties. According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Buffalo, this warning will remain active until 1 PM on Wednesday. Residents are urged to remain vigilant as they may face challenging travel conditions due to the anticipated snowfall.
In conclusion, Wyoming County is under a winter weather advisory due to cold temperatures and potential snow showers. Meanwhile, Orleans and Monroe counties are facing a lake effect snow warning through Wednesday afternoon. Residents should prepare for severe weather and monitor updates from the National Weather Service to ensure safety during this winter weather event.
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