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The latest storm to hit the Mohawk Valley has turned out to be yet another snowstorm disappointment for the winter of 2023. The storm, for a brief period on Friday night, was intense with heavy snow and near zero visibility, especially along the New York State Thruway between Herkimer and Syracuse.

As if we weren't over the first storm already! Another one is heading to Central New York, ending your work week on a cold note.

Round two? Another winter storm is on the way to Central New York to wrap up the work week and it could be one sloppy mess.

Old Man Winter is back for another round of snow in less than a week. How much you'll get will depend on where you live in Central New York.

Hang on to your hat. Gusty wind conditions that could be strong enough to knock out power are on the way in Central New York.

The National Weather Service has added warnings for the Mohawk Valley that make it clear - winter is knocking on our front door.

The first round of snow in Central New York was no more than dusting for some and nonexistent for others. But hang on. More is on the way in the first widespread winter weather of the season.

The heat is on! The National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory in Central New York, where it'll feel more like stepping past the gates of hell with temperatures in the triple digits.

One storm caused three separate weather events - a tornado, a macroburst, and a microburst all touched down in two different areas of New York, leaving behind damage to trees, homes, cars, and power lines.