As heavy lake-effect snow piled up across the northern portion of New York state, footage recorded by Richard Hulburd of the X account @Weather_buffalo shows what Hulburd described as “almost five feet of snow” burying the town of Camden,

A lake effect snow warning and winter storm watches have been issued for several counties in New York. Here's how much snow will fall.

Syracuse, N.Y. -- The first full week back to work after the holidays will bring yet another lake effect snowstorm to Central New York. This one won’t drop as much snow as the storm that wrapped up over the weekend, but it could still bring 10 inches or more to the Syracuse area through Thursday.

Syracuse could see a foot or more of snow by the time the multiday storm winds down this weekend, according to the National Weather Service. The lake effect bull’s-eye that is the Tug Hill plateau could see 3 feet. The southwest corner of the state could also see a foot or more as winds blow in from the northwest.

A lake effect snow warning was issued by the National Weather Service on Wednesday at 2:33 p.m. in effect until Thursday at 4 p.m. for Southern Erie and Crawford County.