WINTER IN NEW YORK ❄️ Landmarks in Syracuse, located in central New York state, were blanketed in white on Thursday, January 1, after a storm dumped heavy lake-effect snow. According to the National Weather Service (NWS), such snowfall is typical for parts of New York state in the winter, when the unfrozen waters of the Great Lakes mix with icy air in the upper atmosphere, forming clouds that rapidly produce snow. Courtesy: Reuters | GMA News

🔗 https://l.syracuse.com/x8p2df Syracuse just survived its snowiest day in nearly 80 years. The National Weather Service recorded 24.2 inches of snow at Hancock International Airport on Tuesday — making Dec. 30, 2025, the second-snowiest day in Syracuse since official records began in 1902. What did the history-making day look like around Central New York? Videos submitted by readers around the region showed the scary impacts of the lake effect snowstorm: A car broken down on a busy Interstate

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