Winter Storm in Southern Franklin, New York

Snowfall totals exceeded 8 inches across the highest terrain with 3 to 6 inches along many mountain upslope communities.

An area of low pressure across New England during the morning hours of November 16th moved into Newfoundland by November 17th and continued to exit the region.

A counterclockwise, cold, unstable flow across the mountains of northern New York allowed for a orographic, upslope snowfall event that began in the Adirondacks around midday on November 16th and ended around midday on the 17th.

Snowfall was largely confined to the higher elevations and favored northwest upslope regions with 3 to 6 inches of snow but snowfall totals exceeding 8 inches were observed in the highest elevations.