Sunday, January 26, 2025 New York is bracing for significant travel disruptions as heavy snow showers are set to impact St. Lawrence and Franklin counties. This winter weather system, moving at 35 mph, is expected to bring reduced visibility, gusty winds, and slippery roads, creating hazardous conditions for drivers along major routes such as NY-37 and US-11.
With snow accumulations likely across higher elevations and gusts exceeding 25 mph, both residents and travelers are being urged to prepare for dangerous travel conditions through late Monday morning. Heavy Snow Showers Disrupt Travel Across Northern New York Hazardous Driving Conditions in St. Lawrence and Franklin Counties Northern New York is bracing for significant travel disruptions as heavy snow showers sweep through St.
Lawrence and Franklin counties. The National Weather Service in Burlington, Vermont, has issued a special weather statement, warning of rapidly deteriorating travel conditions. Snow showers moving southeast at 35 mph are expected to reduce visibility to less than one mile, with gusty winds exceeding 25 mph compounding the hazards.
Motorists traveling along NY-37 or US-11 should prepare for challenging conditions. Quick reductions in visibility, combined with slippery roads, could lead to dangerous situations, particularly for high-profile vehicles. Drivers are advised to slow down, ensure their headlights are on, and avoid unnecessary travel during periods of low visibility.
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