Lake-Effect Snowstorm Paralyzes Great Lakes with Record Snowfall
TL;DR
Parts of the northeast US experienced significant snowfall due to lake-effect snow, with western New York receiving nearly 4 feet in four days, prompting states of emergency in New York and Pennsylvania. The Buffalo Bills called for volunteers to clear snow from their stadium. Further snow is expected, with up to 6 feet forecast in upstate New York. Meanwhile, South Korea's capital, Seoul, saw its third heaviest snowfall on record, causing flight cancellations, school closures, and at least five deaths.
- Weather tracker: lake-effect snow blankets parts of north-east US The Guardian
- ‘It just keeps coming and coming’: Heavy lake-effect snow dumps more than 4 feet over parts of Great Lakes region CNN
- Lake-effect snowstorm dumps nearly 5 feet of snow across Great Lakes paralyzing travel Fox Weather
- Lake-effect snowfall totals around Western New York | Updated Sunday night WIVB.com - News 4
- Lake-effect snow blankets the Great Lakes as Thanksgiving travelers head home The Associated Press
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