Albany, NY – A winter storm advisory has been issued for parts of New York, Vermont, and Maine, with snow expected to impact travel and holiday plans on Thursday. The storm is forecast to bring accumulations between 2 and 7 inches across the region.
According to the National Weather Service, the advisory takes effect early Thursday and lasts until Friday morning. Heavy, wet snow will likely mix with rain in some areas, leading to hazardous driving conditions and the potential for downed tree limbs. Localized snow bands could result in periods of reduced visibility and rapid snow accumulation.
Impacted areas include Northern Saratoga and Southeast Warren counties in New York, Windham County in Vermont, and York and Androscoggin counties in Maine. Major roadways may become slick, particularly bridges and overpasses, making commutes dangerous.
Officials urge residents to prepare for potential power outages and use caution while traveling. Drivers should check road conditions at newengland511.org before heading out and allow extra time to reach destinations.
Snow is expected to be heaviest Thursday afternoon into the evening, with conditions improving by Friday morning.
Stay informed on storm updates by following local weather reports.
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