BREAKING: From three-to-six inches of snow are being forecast for tomorrow into Saturday for Allegany County, NY, and surrounding areas, starting as snow in early afternoon and potentially turning to rain, sleet and freezing rain for the afternoon commute before turning back to the white stuff for the overnight hours.
More icing potential currently exists to the south in bordering Pennsylvania counties, with forecast snow amounts increasing as the storm moves to the northeast and temperatures become colder.
National Weather Service (NWS) forecasters are noting that the path of the system and resulting precipitation types still remain uncertain, with weather alerts likely as the storm approaches tomorrow.
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The maps accompanying this story show current snow projections from the US National Weather Service Buffalo NY for Western New York counties, with our Allegany Hope Community News insets from the US National Weather Service Binghamton NY for Steuben County east and the US National Weather Service State College PA for Pennsylvania counties.
Note that the timing for the snow forecasts vary with each NWS forecast center.
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