Weather

Even as much of the Northeast continues to clean up after last week's nor'easter, another storm is heading for the region.

Central New Yorkers are digging out from a record snow storm that dropped up to 50 inches of snow on parts of the state last Friday, and now another storm seems to be headed this way. How much will we receive?

A major nor'easter pounded the East Coast on Friday, packing heavy rain, intermittent snow and strong winds as residents from the mid-Atlantic to Maine braced for coastal flooding.

Winter Storm Riley has begun pounding on Central New York and if forecasters are right, she could turn into one of the biggest nor'easter storms that we've seen in years.

A major nor'easter packing wet, heavy snow has sent tree limbs crashing down, closed schools and left more than 100,000 customers without power across upstate New York.

There's a travel advisory for Oneida County. If you don't have to be on the roads, stay home.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo has activated the state's emergency management apparatus ahead of an approaching storm expected to dump more than a foot of snow on parts of New York.

The National Weather service is upgrading the previous Winter Storm Watch for the region to a Winter Storm Warning from 11 p.m. March 1 to 1 a.m. March 3.

In anticipation of heavy snow, the City of Utica is declaring a Snow Emergency.

The National Weather Service says the region can pick up a little more measurable snow over the next day or so.