See snow totals for Sunday, Nov. 16 in New York

See snow totals for Sunday, Nov. 16 in New York

THE APPLICATION IS ON THE AGENDA TONIGHT AT BURLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. Snow is currently falling across northern New York and Vermont early this morning. Persistent northwesterly flow and a prolonged period of upslope snow across the Adirondacks and Greens is expected for the first half of the week. Moderate to heavy snow and gusty winds are expected, especially for northwestern slopes with additional snow accumulations around 2 to 8 inches forecast. Snow showers will eventually taper off by Tuesday. Snow is currently falling across northern New York and Vermont early this morning. Persistent northwesterly flow and a prolonged period of upslope snow across the Adirondacks and Greens is expected for the first half of the week. Moderate to heavy snow and gusty winds are expected, especially for northwestern slopes with additional snow accumulations around 2 to 8 inches forecast. Snow showers will eventually taper off by Tuesday. Snow is currently falling across northern New York and Vermont early this morning. Persistent northwesterly flow and a prolonged period of upslope snow across the Adirondacks and Greens is expected for the first half of the week. Moderate to heavy snow and gusty winds are expected, especially for northwestern slopes with additional snow accumulations around 2 to 8 inches forecast. Snow showers will eventually taper off by Tuesday. Snow is currently falling across northern New York and Vermont early this morning. Persistent northwesterly flow and a prolonged period of upslope snow across the Adirondacks and Greens is expected for the first half of the week. Moderate to heavy snow and gusty winds are heavy snow and gusty winds are expected, especially for northwestern slopes with additional snow accumulations around 2 to 8 inches forecast. Snow showers will eventually taper off by Tuesday. Snow is currently falling across northern New York and Vermont early this morning. Persistent northwesterly flow and a prolonged period of upslope snow across the Adirondacks and Greens is expected for the first half of the week. Moderate to heavy snow and gusty winds are expected, especially for northwestern slopes with additional snow accumulations aroun

Mountain areas in Northern New York experienced slick travel conditions due to upslope snow Sunday that dumped several inches of powder on towns in the highest elevations. The snow was highly elevation-based, meaning that some towns saw several inches of snow, while others got hardly any snow at all.Top video: See latest forecastSee the list of snow totals in the North Country from trained spotter reports at the National Weather Service. Note: All snow reported in inches.Essex CountyLake Placid – 5.3″Bloomingdale – 5.1″Wilmington – 2.8″Wilmington – 2.5″Olmstedville – 1.6″Keene Valley – 1.5″Franklin CountyOwls Head – 8.9″Saranac Lake – 4.6″Malone – 2.7″St. Lawrence CountyEdwards – 6.0″Heuvelton – 0.4″Massena – 0.3″

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Mountain areas in Northern New York experienced slick travel conditions due to upslope snow Sunday that dumped several inches of powder on towns in the highest elevations. The snow was highly elevation-based, meaning that some towns saw several inches of snow, while others got hardly any snow at all.

Top video: See latest forecast

See the list of snow totals in the North Country from trained spotter reports at the National Weather Service. Note: All snow reported in inches.

Essex County

Lake Placid – 5.3″Bloomingdale – 5.1″Wilmington – 2.8″Wilmington – 2.5″Olmstedville – 1.6″Keene Valley – 1.5″

Franklin County

Owls Head – 8.9″Saranac Lake – 4.6″Malone – 2.7″

St. Lawrence County

Edwards – 6.0″Heuvelton – 0.4″Massena – 0.3″