Get your ice scraper out - you're going to need it.
If you're waking up in Buffalo or further north, you'll likely have ice on your car windows from the rain that changed into snow as temperatures dropped.
Unless of course you parked along Rt. 5. Then you're going to need a lot more than an ice scraper:
What happens when you park your car near Rt. 5 @WKBW @7FirstAlert #Buffalo pic.twitter.com/lEqoOXHlz8
— Matthew Bové (@Matt_Bove) January 11, 2016
Our coats literally froze to our bodies @WKBW @7FirstAlert @_jeffwick pic.twitter.com/VnM8aKP63m
— Matthew Bové (@Matt_Bove) January 11, 2016
But if you're in the Southtowns or further south, you're going to need a scrapper - and maybe a shovel. Several schools are closed as a lake effect snow band dumps around two inches of snow per hour.
#LakeEffectSnow causing whiteout conditions here in #Gowanda along Rt. 62/39 @WKBW @7FirstAlert @AutumnsWeather pic.twitter.com/IHRWf4Vqrf
— Desiree Wiley (@DesireeWiley) January 11, 2016
.@breaknewsman @WKBW @7FirstAlert our current situation on Rt. 20N toward Silvercreek pic.twitter.com/1oqs5kgjHT
— Desiree Wiley (@DesireeWiley) January 11, 2016
Desiree Wiley, who was in our Mobile Weather Lab, braved the roads to show viewers what the weather was like Monday morning on the southern tier.
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