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uptown aces Northeast and Midwest Brace for More Snow From Great Lakes Storm
Kimberly Stolar was glad to be off the roads in Erie, Pa.uptown aces, on Saturday. Not that she had much choice: She couldn’t open her front door, no matter how hard she pushed against an estimated 50 inches of snow that had drifted over. She knew her S.U.V. was somewhere in her driveway, but she couldn’t tell exactly where.
“I’m just trying today to ignore the fact that I can’t get out of my house, and just be thankful for what I have in my house,” said Ms. Stolar, 33, an Erie native who said this storm was the worst that she could recall.
Parts of the upper Midwest and Northeast, particularly western New York and Pennsylvania, were bracing for more snow on Sunday after getting blanketed with more than two feet over the holiday weekend, with some parts getting more than three feet. The lake-effect snowstorm, which has already disrupted post-Thanksgiving travel and stranded dozens of vehicles on highways, threatened to bring the total to six feet of snow to some areas by Tuesday morning.
More than two million residents across Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York were under lake-effect snow warnings on Sunday morning, according to the National Weather Service.
The Weather Service said snowfall on Saturday was heaviest along Interstate 90, which hugs Lake Erie from Buffalo through Pennsylvania and on to Cleveland. Erie and parts of northern Michigan, eastern Ohio and western New York received around 30 inches of snow or more, the agency said. National Guard troops were activated in New York and Pennsylvania.
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