Severe Lake Effect Snowstorm Hits New York, State of Emergency Declared

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A significant lake effect snow system is impacting Buffalo, New York, and surrounding areas, with heavy snowfall expected through Monday. The snow band is moving northward, targeting Buffalo's southtowns with potential accumulations of up to 2 feet in some areas. Governor Kathy Hochul has declared a disaster emergency, and travel is expected to be difficult due to poor visibility and heavy snow. The snow is also affecting parts of Michigan's Upper Peninsula, with some areas expecting up to 3 feet of snow. Lake Effect Snow Warnings are in effect, advising caution for travelers.
- Lake effect snow on the move with immediate Buffalo southtowns targeted Saturday and early Sunday WBEN
- Heavy lake snow continues to pile up north of Syracuse WSYR
- Erie County snowfall totals: 2 feet of snow and counting in many areas, and it's not over GoErie.com
- Snowstorm triggers state of emergency for parts of New York Democrat & Chronicle
- State of Emergency declared for much of WNY amid storm WIVB.com - News 4
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