Posted on 11/27/2023 6:50:21 AM PST by ChicagoConservative27
Lake-Effect Snow Warnings have been issued along the eastern shores of Lakes Erie and Ontario as the region braces for the first significant multiday lake-effect snowstorm of the season that will kick into high gear starting Monday.
The gloomy winter weather comes on the heels of a powerful storm that brought several inches of snow from the Plains states to the Great Lakes region and slowed travel over the Thanksgiving weekend, leaving at least three people dead as a result.
The FOX Forecast Center says cold air being pulled in from Canada will flow over the unfrozen and still relatively warm Great Lakes, resulting in lake-effect snow that will likely last until at least Wednesday.
That places parts of western New York and the Erie, Pennsylvania, area at risk of seeing well over a foot of snow.
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HUH?! Coulda sworn we’d past peak snow with all this goebble warming. 😳❄⛄
Heavy snow in winter
government monitoring your political speech
socialist, one-party government
young people leaving for opportunities elsewhere.
When did NY State turn into East Germany?
CLIMATE CHANGE DENIERS
Everyone knows that because of man made global warming, this is just plain impossible.
Decades ago.
This Is The End!!! Blasted off the face of the Erf!
Flying cars that explode and now this! When will it end!
Western NY gets snow
Yep that’s the real meaning of climate change it happen 4 times a year.
Do the Great Lakes normally freeze over in winter?
Good one :)
I wonder how many of the illegals there will regret their plan to jump the boarder
When they scream for shelter, etc., and when the blockhead mayor of NY is unable to meet the ‘crisis’...will the finger-pointing begin in ernest?
I wonder WHO will be first to scramble forward for media face time to express their humanitarian indignation ... AS IF they have been blindsided by the patently obvious!
😂 Someone paying attention .
Central NY as well.
Only Lake Erie because it's so shallow.
The other lakes are too deep and have too much heat reserve.
Once Lake Erie freezes over, it essentially shuts down the lake effect snow machine for western NY.
This time of year is particularly rough for lake snow events. The warmer the lake water, the more snow is produced so early season events like this can dump a LOT of heavy, wet snow and cause a lot of problems.
I wonder (not really) how their tents would hold up in this kind of weather. Or in NYC when the first good nor’easter blows through.
What a beautiful season for all of those invaders from the southern border. Hope y’all brought your mittens.
Must be global warming.
In December 1976 Lake Erie froze over the earliest on record. a lot of lite snow built up on the lake ice over the next month. Then around the middle end/of January 1977 a blizzard hit. We had 75 MPH winds. In Orchard Park we got over 3’ of snow. Schools were all closed for a week. I was 14 at the time. The drifts were huge because of the wind. It blew all that snow off the lake east towards Buffalo and the south suburbs.
They asked anyone with a snowmobile to report to their local fire stations. A couple of my buddies delivered food to elderly people. A lot of the roads were impassable. Even the main roads. I remember being on the back of a buddies snowmobile going down the main north/south road in town. We hit a bump. I looked back and we had driven right over a stuck car.
A couple months after that we had an ice storm in March. everyone lost power. Broken trees/limbs down everywhere. Again, another week of no school. I think we had to go to school until almost July that year to make up for all the snow/ice days.
In the early 70s I did an Army Reserve “summer camp” at what was then Camp Drum,NY. While there I got talking to a regular Army 1LT who had “wintered over” the previous winter.He told me that there were many parts of the camp where they didn’t bother to plow and said that buildings in those areas were completely buried in snow.
Anyway...the illegals will for sure regret their ill considered decision to go north
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