Thanksgiving travelers in three states are warned to stay off the roads tonight and tomorrow, as several feet of snowfall is expected.
As temperatures plummet across the country this Thanksgiving, parts of Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York have been issued with a 'Lake Effect Snow Warning.'These warnings have been issued for parts of New York bordering Lake Ontario and Lake Erie and a tiny section of Ohio and Pennsylvania, where temperatures will be in the 30s and 40s throughout today.
Lake Effect Snow Warnings are issued by the NWS when 'pure lake effect snow may pose a hazard or it is life threatening.'What's the difference between a blizzard and lake effect snow?A blizzard is a large-scale storm caused by a combination of strong winds, cold temperatures, and widespread snowfall, often associated with low-pressure systems.
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