2 to 8 Inches In Last 12 Hours
Snowy Skaneateles
/ Courtesy: Gabriel Zsiros
CENTRAL NEW YORK -- A narrow band of lake effect snow was consistent and persistent across western Oswego, eastern Cayuga, western Onondaga, eastern Tompkins and parts of Cortland counties for the last 12 hours. Outside of this zone, there was hardly any snow to speak off worse than flurries. Here is a list of observed snowfall from the National Weather Service in the last 12 hours.
Cayuga County
Locke 5.0” 700 am 11/19
Moravia 5.0” 700 am 11/19
Auburn 3.1” 700 am 11/19
Onondaga County
Radisson 8.0” 700 am 11/19
Syracuse trace 700 am 11/19
Brewerton 0.5” 700 am 11/19
Tully 0.4” 615 am 11/19
Oswego County
Fulton 9.5” 1200pm 11/19
Seneca County
Interlaken 2.0” 700 am 11/19
Steuben County
Corning 1.5” 700 am 11/19
Tioga County
Candor 2.8” 700 am 11/19
Newark valley 1.5” 700 am 11/19
Tompkins County
Groton 6.5” 700 am 11/19
Caroline Center 3.0 700 am 11/19
East Ithaca 2.5” 700 am 11/19
Enfield 2.0” 700 am 11/19
Trumansburg 2.0” 630 am 11/19
Newfield 1.4” 700 am 11/19
Brooktondale 1.0” 700 am 11/19
Lansing 0.9” 700 am 11/19
You can keep track of the forecast and the snow on our weather page. Click on “Weather” and then the “Live Triple Doppler Radar” tab on our weather page. Make sure you refresh the Doppler radar to see the very latest information, as well. Furthermore, we have our new Interactive Doppler Radar on our website. You can zoom down to street level with Interactive Doppler Radar. You are in total control of where the radar can zoom in. Give it a try. In addition, you may tune to NBC Weather Plus on Time Warner Cable digital channel 133 or over the air 3.3 to get the very latest weather updates locally and nationally. Plus, click on our Watches and Warnings map to see the very latest county specific watches and warnings.
