From Rich Lupia, owner and founder of Upstate Snow, I hope all is well wherever you are now. Welcome back! It’s been a spring, summer (and for many YEAR) we’d all like to forget for a whole host of reasons. But it’s getting colder, we’ve already had the first frost and freeze early this year,

Yes, a May blog. Yes, I think all of Upstate sees at least flurries. Only the higher elevations mainly above 1000′ stand to see accumulations as of this point. We’ll continue to watch and refine as this approaches tomorrow. Background on the history of May snow in Upstate NY: It’s not like it’s never snowed

Folks… it’s not looking good… Amazing how one week ago was Blizzard fever… we got all this snow… and now Mother Nature has put the afterburners on… As you see the playground is getting small… FAST. Unless we get a BIG storm mid to late March, the season is OVER for most clubs near and

We can now give a little more detail on what we think will happen with the initial storm and significant lake effect snow to follow. This is not the final call… still 48-72 hours out on the heaviest lake effect snows (as of this 6 AM 2/26/20 blog time) and slight changes in the storm

NWS is putting up the Winter Storm Watch flags already for storm + lake effect totals through Saturday 2/29. So we will follow suit in this report with our best idea as of this writing Tuesday 2/25/2020 at 630 AM. If you are reading this anytime after Wednesday morning 2/26/2020 PLEASE double check upstatesnow.com on