What areas of upstate New York are under a winter weather advisory?

Northern Saratoga and Fulton counties, along with the southern Adirondacks, are under the advisory from Saturday evening to Sunday morning.

How much snow and ice is expected in upstate New York?

Up to 2 inches of snow and sleet, and about two-tenths of an inch of ice are expected in the advisory areas.

What are the road conditions like in upstate New York?

Roads north of Saratoga Springs may be slippery due to ice, prompting advisories for drivers to use caution and slow down.

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Upstate NY Braces for Winter Mix: Snow, Sleet, and Ice Expected

11 Jan

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Summary

Winter weather advisory for upstate New York from Saturday evening to Sunday morning.
Accumulations of up to 2 inches of snow and sleet, with two-tenths of an inch of ice.
Drivers north of Saratoga Springs are advised to use caution due to potentially icy roads.

Upstate NY Braces for Winter Mix: Snow, Sleet, and Ice Expected

A winter weather advisory has been issued for portions of upstate New York, effective from Saturday evening into Sunday morning. Residents in northern Saratoga, Fulton counties, and the southern Adirondacks can anticipate mixed precipitation, with potential accumulations of up to 2 inches of snow and sleet, accompanied by around two-tenths of an inch of ice.

While the Capital Region is mostly expected to see rain, areas north of Saratoga Springs, especially those with higher elevations like northwest Saratoga County, may encounter freezing rain and sleet. Meteorologists are advising drivers in these northern regions to exercise caution due to potentially hazardous icy road conditions.