Snow spreads across the state today, some of it heavy at times. There have been whiteout conditions reported Sunday afternoon. Snowfall rates could be 2-3″ per hour at times today, so much of the expected accumulations should pile up through Sunday.

Montgomery County Department of Transportation crews have begun clearing neighborhood roads after winter storm Fern dropped more than half a foot of snow, sleet and ice in parts of Montgomery County over the weekend.

As of 4 a.m., heavy sleet is falling in downtown Huntington.

TONIGHT Lake-effect snow, heavy at times, will last through the overnight, most persistent along and west of US-131. Several inches of accumulation are likely. Winds will increase toward daybreak, as low temperatures fall to the lower teens.

The massive winter storm has continued to churn through Connecticut, bringing more than a foot of snow to the state by Sunday night.

New York City was blanketed by a winter storm that dropped more than a foot of snow in several neighborhoods, according to National Weather Service data and public reports. Snowfall totals varied widely across the five boroughs,

Another foot or so of snow is expected just east of Lake Ontario, on the heels of the massive weekend storm that dumped more than 17 inches of snow on parts of New York. The National Weather Service in Buffalo issued a lake effect snow warning for four counties by Lake Ontario - northern Cayuga,