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‘When it's this cold, people have trouble surviving’: NY’s Southern Tier prepares for freezing tempsTemperatures are expected to drop down to -20 degrees overnight with windchill.
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Forecasters predict wind chill temperatures could get down to -25 degrees overnight.
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Some areas could experience two to four inches of snowfall per hour beginning Friday afternoon.
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The ban will last at least 30 days.
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As of September 10, the state has experienced eight weather and climate disasters that each caused over $1 billion in damages nationwide in 2024.
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The heaviest downfall is expected Friday.
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Cities like Rome are reeling from tornado damage. A lack of consistent data makes determining tornado trends difficult.
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A thunderstorm Monday evening toppled trees and downed power lines across the Southern Tier. A mobile home park in Montour Falls sustained particularly severe damage.
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The Finger Lakes region faces a particularly high risk of severe thunderstorms and heavy rain.
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Gov. Kathy Hochul described the weekend's snowstorm affecting Buffalo and Watertown as "historic."