"Record-breaking Lake-Effect Snowstorm Blankets Northeast with 2 Feet of Snow"

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The first major lake-effect snow event of the season is occurring in parts of the Great Lakes and the interior Northeast, with heavy snow expected to continue through Wednesday morning. Travelers in New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Maryland should be cautious of sudden drops in visibility and whiteout conditions. Snowfall totals could reach 30-40 inches in some areas, particularly the Tug Hill Plateau region of upstate New York. Cold temperatures are also affecting the Midwest and the Northeast, with wind chills below zero in some places. The cold weather is expected to persist for the next two days before moderating by the end of the week.
- At least 30 inches of snow possible in parts of the Northeast in the first major lake-effect snow event of the season NBC News
- Lake-effect snow weather event to dump 1-2 feet near Great Lakes USA TODAY
- Lake-Effect Snowstorm Dumps Nearly 2 Feet Of Snow On Parts Of Western New York FOX Weather
- Cortland Weather Outlook: Monday, November 27 Cortland Voice
- The Daily Weather Update from FOX Weather: Lake-effect snow intensifies over New York Fox Weather
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