Broome County Travel Advisory Remains in Effect as Heavy Snow Falls

Broome County remains under a Travel Advisory as dangerously cold temperatures persist and a major winter storm now impacts the area. Forecasts continue to call for 18 to 24 inches of snow through Monday, creating hazardous road conditions across the county.

Travel Advisory in Effect Due to Severe Weather Conditions

Broome County officials strongly advise all residents to refrain from non-essential travel while the travel advisory remains in effect. Limiting traffic on the roads not only reduces the risk of accidents but also enables plow crews and emergency responders to perform their duties more efficiently and safely as heavy snowfall continues throughout the area.

BCTransit Provides Free Transportation to Local Shelters and Warming Centers

To support community safety during this severe winter storm, Broome County Transit is offering complimentary rides to any resident who needs transportation to designated warming centers or emergency shelters. This initiative is particularly important for individuals who may not have access to reliable transportation, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to remain safe and warm as weather conditions deteriorate.

READ MORE: Where to Find Warming Centers in Broome County

Comprehensive Storm Resources and Safety Information Accessible Online

Residents can access an extensive list of storm-related resources, including the locations of warming centers and essential winter safety tips, by visiting www.broomecountyny.gov/broomestormjan2026. County officials encourage everyone to review this important information and to share it with neighbors, friends, or family members who may require assistance during the storm.

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Remain Informed with Real-Time Updates from Local Authorities

Given the rapidly evolving weather situation, residents are urged to closely monitor updates from the Broome County Office of Emergency Services and local news organizations. Further advisories or changes to the current recommendations may be issued if weather conditions deteriorate.