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Wyoming County Braces for 5 Inches of Snow
16 Dec
Summary
- Winter weather advisory issued for Wyoming County from Monday 10 a.m. to Tuesday 7 a.m.
- Expect accumulations of 2 to 5 inches of snow due to persistent lake effect.
- Roads will be snow-covered, slippery, with reduced visibility impacting the commute.
Wyoming County is under a winter weather advisory from Monday morning through Tuesday morning. The National Weather Service anticipates accumulations of 2 to 5 inches of snow, primarily from persistent lake effect bands. This snowfall is expected to create hazardous driving conditions, including snow-covered and slippery roads, along with significantly reduced visibility.
The advisory highlights that the evening commute on Monday will be particularly affected. Travelers are warned about rapidly changing road conditions and visibility, urging them to be prepared if venturing out. The National Weather Service recommends checking road conditions before traveling and exercising extreme caution.
To enhance safety, residents are advised to slow down, assume icy patches, and be aware of potential hazards like falling branches. Essential vehicle preparations, such as a full gas tank and winter supplies, are recommended. If stranded, staying calm and signaling for help is crucial. Additionally, drivers should maintain a safe distance from snow plows.
