More Lake-Effect Snow Through Wednesday Morning
To view this mail in a browser, copy http://recp.rm05.net/servlet/MailView?ms=ODc3MDM0S0&r=NTM4NTMzODgwNwS2&j=OTQxNTg0ODYS1&mt=1 into your browser. ACCUWEATHER.COM NEWS FORECAST FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE More Lake-Effect Snow Through Wednesday Morning Up to Six Inches of Snow in PA and Upstate NY State College, Pa. -- November 6, 2007 -- AccuWeather.com reports that the cold front that produced lake-effect snow on Monday across the upper Great Lakes moved into Quebec overnight. Some areas of Wisconsin on Monday received over 2.5 inches of snow, with more forecast today. The western half of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan is forecast to receive another 3 to 6 inches by Wednesday morning. According to AccuWeather.com, the heaviest snow overnight will fall away from the shores of the lower lakes in areas of western and central Pennsylvania and upstate New York. Up to 6 inches of snow is forecast for western Pennsylvania and upstate New York, with some areas receiving as much as 10 inches. Motorists in the snow belt areas should be alert for the first winter driving conditions of the season. Conditions could worsen tonight as snow showers spread through the Appalachians. Ground temperatures are well above freezing; however, black ice could form in some higher elevations as temperatures overnight drop to near or below. To learn more or discuss with a forecaster, please contact: Justin Roberti 814-235-8756 Roberti@AccuWeather.com Or call our 24-hour press hotline: 814-235-8710 *Please attribute quotes and images from this News Forecast to AccuWeather.com. ### This is a commercial message from AccuWeather.com AccuWeather.com(r) 385 Science Park Rd. | State College PA 16803 (c) 2007 AccuWeather, Inc. All rights reserved. Privacy Policy - http://recp.rm05.net/ctt?kn=9&m=877034&r=NTM4NTMzODgwNwS2&b=2&j=OTQxNTg0ODYS1&mt=1 Terms and Conditions - http://recp.rm05.net/ctt?kn=2&m=877034&r=NTM4NTMzODgwNwS2&b=2&j=OTQxNTg0ODYS1&mt=1 Unsubscribe - http://recp.rm05.net/ui/modules/display/optOut.jsp?&m=877034&r=NTM4NTMzODgwNwS2&j=OTQxNTg0ODYS1&mt=1 If you have trouble unsubscribing, please contact us and we will remove you. To unsubscribe please email roberti@accuweather.com with "Unsubscribe."