Your Photos: The Aftermath of Winter Storm Stella

by Mikayla Kemp | March 15, 2017 11:28 pm

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OSWEGO COUNTY, NY – Despite an unusually warm stretch of weather in February 2017 that brought temperatures over 60 degree multiple days in a row, Winter Storm Stella has proven that winter is not over yet.

With the first official day of spring approaching next week (March 20,) a brutal nor’easter snowstorm has reminded New Yorkers what a typical winter in the northeast is made of.

According to the National Weather Service, as of 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday (March 15) Fulton had recorded 24 inches of snowfall.

Governor Andrew M. Cuomo declared a state of emergency[1] for all 62 counties throughout NYS in anticipation of the storm, even urging all non-essential state employees to remain home through the worst of it.

Cities throughout Oswego County and the state declared travel bans[2] due to unsafe road conditions and numerous local schools and businesses have closed due to worsening weather conditions.

Here we feature a photo gallery of your submitted photos showing the aftermath of Winter Storm Stella. To submit your storm pictures, send images to [email protected], and be sure to include your name and location for photo credit.

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