Buffalo, NY – A lake effect snow warning remains in effect for parts of Western New York, with up to 2 feet of additional snow expected by Wednesday morning. The most significant accumulations will impact the Buffalo Southtowns, including Orchard Park, Hamburg, and East Aurora.
According to the National Weather Service, the heaviest snow bands will develop late Monday and persist through Tuesday night. Wyoming, Cattaraugus, and Southern Erie Counties are forecasted to see rapidly shifting conditions, with visibility reduced to near zero at times and deep snow covering roads.
Travelers in the affected areas should prepare for hazardous conditions, particularly along rural and secondary roads. The warning emphasizes extreme caution, as weather can change quickly, creating treacherous driving conditions.
Residents are advised to stock up on essential supplies, avoid unnecessary travel, and monitor updates from local authorities. Snowfall is expected to ease by Wednesday morning, but clean-up efforts may continue through the week.
For the latest road conditions, visit 511ny.org or call the New York State travel information hotline.
