Syracuse Braces for Heavy Snowstorm on Tuesday

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Syracuse Braces for Heavy Snowstorm on Tuesday

Syracuse, New York, is bracing for a snowstorm on Tuesday, with significant snowfall expected across Central New York. This weather event is not projected to bring the extreme conditions seen during the Black Friday snowstorm.

Snowstorm Forecast for Syracuse

The upcoming storm is categorized as a minor to moderate weather system. Local forecasters indicate that residents should prepare for a quick accumulation of snow, primarily impacting the morning commute and midday hours on Tuesday.

Timing and Accumulation Details

  • Snow is expected to start late Monday night and continue into the early evening on Tuesday.
  • Areas near the Lake Ontario shoreline may see totals of 1-3 inches.
  • Syracuse and surrounding suburbs could receive 3-5 inches.
  • Regions further south and southeast of Onondaga County may accumulate 6-9 inches.
  • Parts of the eastern Catskill Mountains may exceed 10 to 11 inches of snowfall.

Winter Weather Advisories will be in effect from 1 AM Tuesday until 7 PM Tuesday, signaling that travelers should proceed with caution.

Understanding the Weather Alerts

Winter Storm Watches have been issued for areas south and east of Syracuse, where snowfall may be heavy at times. These watches may be escalated to warnings if snowfall surpasses six inches in certain regions.

Traveling north and west of Central New York is expected to show less snow accumulation, while the southern areas will bear the brunt of the storm.

Post-Storm Weather Outlook

Following the snowstorm, a transition to lighter lake effect snow showers is anticipated for Tuesday evening. Cooler temperatures will persist into Wednesday morning, but a brief period of milder weather is predicted for Wednesday afternoon.

Another snow system is projected to arrive Thursday, accompanied by a cold front and potential snow squalls in the morning hours. Residents can expect more snow opportunities along with cold temperatures leading into the weekend.

Extended Forecast

The weather pattern suggests continued cold, with lows dipping into single digits and daytime highs reaching the mid-20s. Residents are advised to stay warm as they navigate the winter weather ahead.

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