Prepare for Heavier Shoveling: Tuesday Storm Targets Syracuse
Syracuse and Central New York are bracing for a new round of snowfall on Tuesday. While it may not rival the significant lake effect snow event experienced on Black Friday, residents should prepare for some shoveling.
Snowfall Forecast for Syracuse
Expect minor to moderate snow accumulation throughout the area on Tuesday. Snow will mainly impact the morning commute and midday before tapering off by late afternoon or early evening.
Weather Alerts
- Winter Weather Advisories are in effect from 1 AM to 7 PM Tuesday across Central New York.
- Areas to the south and east could see heavier snowfall, warranting Winter Storm Watches.
- Traveling further north and west of Central New York will likely result in less snow accumulation.
Expected Snow Totals
Snowfall totals are expected to vary significantly across the region:
- 1-3 inches near the Lake Ontario shoreline.
- 3-5 inches for Syracuse and its surrounding suburbs.
- 6-9 inches well south and southeast of Onondaga County.
- Possible accumulations exceeding 10 inches in the eastern Catskill Mountains.
Post-Storm Weather Outlook
Following this storm, cold temperatures will persist through Wednesday morning. A brief period of milder weather is expected later on Wednesday afternoon and into the evening.
Upcoming Weather Systems
A different weather system is expected to arrive on Thursday. This one may bring additional snow squalls, especially in the southeastern areas near Lake Ontario, including Syracuse.
Cold Snap on the Horizon
As the week progresses, temperatures are forecasted to drop significantly. Lows may plummet into the single digits, with daytime highs only reaching the mid-20s.
Residents should stay alert to weather updates, especially regarding potential changes in snowfall predictions and weather alerts. For the latest information on snow, weather conditions, and forecasts, visit El-Balad.
