The latest Monday afternoon updates from the National Weather Service in Buffalo and Binghamton show a clearer picture of what to expect across the Finger Lakes and Central New York over the next several days.
A weak but well-organized system will bring widespread accumulating snow late tonight through midday Tuesday, followed by a strong cold front Wednesday night into Thursday that is expected to bring heavier snow, strong winds, and a rapid drop in temperatures.
Here’s what to expect.
Tonight into Tuesday: Light-to-moderate snowfall during the morning commute
Clouds have already thickened over the region, and the last of today’s lake-effect flurries southeast of Lake Ontario will end by late afternoon. Snow will begin spreading across Western New York after midnight, reaching the Finger Lakes before daybreak and Central New York by early morning…