Travel advisory issued for Onondaga County; police urge drivers to be cautious

Travel advisory issued for Onondaga County; police urge drivers to be cautious

A tourism warning has been issued for Onondaga County until twelve Tuesday, as per Onondaga County Executive Joanie Mahoney.

This tourism warning does not limit travel but rather it is a notice to drivers that dangerous driving conditions might exist, especially in the northern portion of Onondaga County.

Syracuse police researched 15 vehicle crashes amid this current morning's snowfall; more were accounted for outside the city. Police are additionally requesting that general society do whatever it takes not to do any superfluous travel this evening.

Overwhelming lake impact snow is required to proceed through the night, especially in the northern part of the region. The heaviest lake impact snow will fall through the night.

The present snow band is in the far northern segment of Onondaga County and is required to start to drop south over the city of Syracuse somewhere around 5 and 7 p.m.. Lake impact snow will proceed all through Tuesday, yet the snowfall rates ought to diminish.

Winds blasts could reach 35 mph all through the tempest bringing on diminished perceivability and risky driving conditions.

Syracuse Police said no genuine wounds reported as of this evening.

"We are additionally inquiring as to whether you are driving the lanes and interstates to leave for your destination sooner than regular," police said in a news discharge. "If it's not too much trouble drive slower and be wary so you touch base to your destination securely. Give yourself enough space in the middle of you and vehicles before you on the off chance that you have to stop rapidly."

Travel advisory issued for Onondaga County; police urge drivers to be cautious