(NEWS10) – The North Country was expected to get less snow during this week’s snowstorm than teh Albany area, but in Glens Falls, South Glens Falls and the Village of Lake George, the air was thick with winter’s first real snowfall.
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The sun prepares to set over Glens Falls Hospital and the Park Theater after a day of heavy snow in Glens Falls. 
The sky stays grey as the snow settles down in Lake George. 
Light-up Christmas trees have plenty of new snow to light up tonight in Lake George. 
A view of the snow at noon Thursday from the sixth floor of the Traveler’s Insurance building at 333 Glen St. 
The Glens Falls Police Station and City Hall nestle into over 2 feet of snow. 
The Queensbury Hotel in downtown Glens Falls wears the snowfall well. 
Common Roots takes on the look of a log cabin during the snowfall in South Glens Falls. 
Snow gets blown from the boardwalk to teh water in Lake George. 
Plenty of shoveling was still ahead midday Thursday in downtown Glens Falls. 
Employees shovel snow off the deck of the Adirondac cruise boat on the shore of Lake George. 
It got cold on Thursday, but not too cold for this feathered friend in Lake George. 
The Lac Du Saint Sacrement looks out over snowfall at teh Lake George Steamboat Company. 
The snowfall around 1:30 p.m. left an ominous cloud cover over Lake George. 
City Park gazebo in downtown Glens Falls. 
Christ Church United Methodist in Glens Falls. 
Crandall Public Library stands out in the middle of snow-covered City Park in Glens Falls. 
There’s snow on teh streets and in teh alleyways in Glens Falls. 
Sidewalks were still covered by over two feet of snow around 2 p.m. Thursday in Lake George. 
A Glens Falls employee takes a break from taking care of sidewalks downtown.
