There is a high wind watch in place for Monday morning through Monday night. Winds from the southwest of 25 to 35 mph expected with gusts up to 60 mph. Possible impacts include trees down and power lines down. Travel could be difficult for high profile vehicles. Holiday decorations and loose outdoor items, such as trash cans, could be blown away. Scattered power outages are possible.
A flood watch, the result of melting snow, remains in effect from Sunday afternoon through Wednesday morning.
UPDATE 5 p.m.: The flood watch has been upgraded to a flood warning through 4:15 p.m., Monday.
A high of 60 degrees is predicted for Monday. A high of 37 degrees with snow is predicted for Tuesday.
From UMMC: "The blood drive scheduled for Monday, November 24th has been cancelled by the Red Cross. Their mobile unit requires repairs and the necessary parts are undeliverable from Buffalo due to the recent storm." The blood drive will be rescheduled to a date in January.
Tim Adams sent in these three photos of pumps and hoses loaded and ready for transport to Lackawanna to assist with anticipated flooding clean-up. The equipment is from Godwin Pumps (Xylem). Making the trip from Batavia are Steve Wenzka, Steve Carmichael, Todd Palmer, Dan Judd, Herb Schroeder and Adams.
The Batavian's news partner 13WHAM has a story about anticipated flooding in Genesee County.
