The National Weather Service has issued new Winter Weather Advisories for much of the Finger Lakes, as a second system moves through the region Sunday night — lasting into Monday afternoon. The new Winter Weather Advisory begins at 7 pm and remains active until 2 pm on Monday. This advisory includes the following counties: Cayuga, Ontario, Monroe, Wayne, and Livingston. An additional 3 to 5 inches of snow is expected with this system, which could result in poor visibility and hazardous travel at times, throughout the Finger Lakes.The Wind Advisory for Cayuga, Onondaga, Steuben, Schuyler, Chemung, Cortland, Tompkins, and Wayne counties will expire at 2 pm. However, breezy conditions are still expected throughout the region the rest of the day and night. Blowing snow will be possible throughout the Finger Lakes into Monday.Wind chills between zero and 15 above will be common throughout the day on Sunday. Forecasters also believe that record low temperatures could be hit throughout the week — as an unseasonably cold airmass locks in over the Finger Lakes.Additional advisories are possible heading into this evening — as the second system moves into the area. Stay tuned to FingerLakes1.com for the latest breaking weather notifications.Latest from National Weather Service— Western Finger Lakes— Eastern Finger LakesUpdates on Social Media
The wind chill is 12 degrees in #ROC right now. Another winter weather advisory is in effect tonight for #WNY. pic.twitter.com/2m98CQ8I7Y
— Mark McLean (@Wxandgardenguy) April 3, 2016
Appears that a Water Main has broke in Walworth. Thanks #mothernature @spensgen @scotthetsko @mattjoneswx @News_8 pic.twitter.com/WKpEfxT4JL
— eric schedlbauer (@NG_NewGuy) April 3, 2016
This is the Thruway near Manchester where it appears snow is sticking to shoulder and passing lane… pic.twitter.com/NT6UV191wQ
— Kevin Williams (@whec_kwilliams) April 3, 2016
Here are some current wind gusts across the region. pic.twitter.com/apTztco7eQ
— NWS Binghamton (@NWSBinghamton) April 3, 2016
So remember #ROC…this was the 1st of 3 snow events looming. The next is tonight/tmrw w/ slickery Mon morning commute.Then watching Thu/Fri
— Kevin Williams (@whec_kwilliams) April 3, 2016
And besides the snow prospects, there may be 2 or 3 mornings over next week that tickle record low temps in #ROC. Happy Spring.
— Kevin Williams (@whec_kwilliams) April 3, 2016
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