Severe Snowstorms Prompt State of Emergency in Upstate New York

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Heavy snowstorms are expected to hit upstate New York and northern Michigan, with up to 6 feet of snow predicted in areas near Lakes Erie and Ontario. The National Weather Service warns of significant snowfall in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, with up to 3 feet possible. New York's governor has declared a disaster emergency, and travel disruptions are anticipated, including road closures and vehicle bans. The Buffalo Bills are preparing for their game despite the snow, while Michigan faces reduced visibility due to gusty winds.
- Heavy snowstorms expected to blanket upstate New York and northern Michigan The Guardian
- Heavy lake snow continues to pile up north of Syracuse WSYR
- Erie County snowfall totals: 2 feet of snow and counting in many areas, and it's not over GoErie.com
- Snowstorm triggers state of emergency for parts of New York Democrat & Chronicle
- State of Emergency declared for much of WNY amid storm WIVB.com - News 4
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