Foot of Snow in NE, Video, Now PA Snow

The recent snowstorm over the Lakes and northwest New England left some pretty respectable snow amounts, although it did not affect populated areas.

ESTCOURT STATION, ME 12.0"
DIAMOND POND, NH 13.0"
FENNER,NY 10.1"
WALDEN, VT 10.0"
OTSEGO, MI: 7.0" (Not Shown)
ERIE, PA: 3.0" (Not Shown)

Here is some raw video (no audio) of the snow and traffic accidents in Syracuse, NY, shot by our affiliate WTVH/CBS/Syracuse on Friday. CAPTION: A blast of lake effect snow caused a rash of minor car accidents throughout the Syracuse, New York region on Friday (11/16), as motorists tried to get used to winter driving once again. Onondaga County's 911 system reported sixty-six minor fender bender type accidents, but no serious injuries.

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Tonight's snow event is expected to be mainly a Pennsylvania event, according to our official forecast map:

Joe Bastardi is worried about the veracity of tonight's Alberta Clipper, and he believes "Amounts to a foot are likely by Monday morning above 1500 feet over northeast Pa." Joe adds "Folks living above 1500 feet should understand power outages are a good bet due to heavy wet snow on trees still loaded with foliage in areas that can take them down, in spite of a lack of wind. There is also a chance of outages even down to lower levels ( I saw that out here with 1 inch of snow around halloween once," referring to the Halloween 2002 storm that we got here in State College, PA.