Summary
A snowstorm brought heavy, wet snow to northern New York and Vermont, resulting in poor driving conditions and multiple accidents. The National Weather Service issued a Winter Weather Advisory as snowfall rates reached up to 2 inches per hour, making roads slippery and reducing visibility. The advisory will remain until 11 p.m., and a stronger winter system may arrive next week.
Key Facts
- Heavy, wet snow fell in northern New York and Vermont on Friday afternoon.
- The snowstorm caused hazardous travel conditions and several accidents.
- Snowfall rates were up to 2 inches per hour, creating poor visibility.
- The snow, described as "greasy," is dense and difficult to clear from roads.
- A Winter Weather Advisory will continue until 11 p.m. local time.
- Up to 4 more inches of snow could fall, worsening travel conditions.
- The National Weather Service advised delaying travel during peak snowfall.
- A more intense winter storm could affect the area early next week.
