Considerable Snowstorm Headed To These Western New York Towns

The National Weather Service is alerting portions of Western New York for a large lake effect snow event that is on it's way.

The snow has already fallen in some areas that have picked up more than 5 feet off snow and more is on the way east of Lake Erie and Lake Ontario.

As of early Wednesday, the forecast called for as much as 7-12 inches of more snow south and east of Buffalo.

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An alert was sent out on apps such as Ring/Neighborhood that called for wind gusts as high as 50 miles per hour! That type of wind would cause crippling conditions on the roads in the areas impacted.

The NWS indicated that "Localized short-duration blizzard conditions will be possible with several feet of additional lake effect snow in the Great Lakes".

The areas in the warning zone are Southern Erie and Wyoming Counties with the most snow for the Boston Hills!

In the Tug Hill region, the snow was crazy last week and more is on the way. According to this photo that we received, the totals were more than 5 feet of snow that piled up in the Barnes Corners area in the popular Tug Hill snowmobile area.

Be ready for the blowing and drifting snow and make sure that you have enough gas and supplies in the vehicle you are in.