State of emergency declared with 2-3 feet of snow, high winds forecast parts of WNY
Gov. Kathy Hochul on Wednesday declared a state of emergency for Western New York as well as the North Country due to forecasts calling for heavy snow and high winds. Much like the storms a couple of weeks ago, Niagara County isn’t expected to be impacted by the snow.
Wind gusts could exceed 50 mph, potentially causing power outages, while heavy rain may lead to localized flash flooding.
Whiteout conditions south of Buffalo on state Thruway Thursday morning. State implements bans on empty and tandem trucks on Thruway.
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