Oswego County is currently facing extreme weather conditions as a winter storm brings heavy lake effect snow, with forecasts predicting an additional 1-2 feet by Thursday. The National Weather Service has issued multiple warnings, urging residents to prepare for dangerous travel due to snow-covered roads and high wind chills. A state of emergency has been declared in Oswego as crews continue to battle massive snow accumulations, creating substantial snowbanks across the region. Other areas, including Niagara, Erie, and Onondaga counties, remain under winter weather advisories as cold temperatures and shifting snow poses ongoing challenges. Communities are urged to exercise caution during their morning commutes amid these impactful weather conditions.