Snow’s Back: Parts Of Central New York Could Get Up To 10 Inches
The National Weather Service warns Central New York of 3–10 inches of snow with slick roads and possible lake effect bands Thursday into Friday. Travel carefully!
Weather
New York Under Snow: Feet Pile Up Across The State
Winter is back with a vengeance! Over a foot of snow hit Oneida County, while Oswego, Erie, and other areas got buried under feet of snow. Send us your photos!
New York Records Worst Flu Week Ever
New York just reported its worst week of flu cases on record as illness continues to spread rapidly across the state.
How to Stop Alexa from Spoiling Christmas in New York
Alexa’s well-meaning delivery announcements could spoil your Christmas surprise. Here’s how to stop her from revealing what’s under the tree before the big day.
Get Ready, Central New York: More Than a Foot of Snow Could Fall
More snow is headed to Central New York, with advisories and a winter storm watch in effect. Higher elevations could see over a foot, so get your snowblowers ready!
Upstate NY: USPS Christmas Shipping Deadlines Just Dropped
If you're mailing Christmas gifts from Upstate New York, here are the USPS holiday deadlines you’ll want to know before the rush sets in.
Another Round of Winter Weather Hitting Central New York
Central New York is set for another winter storm, with snow, wind, and slippery roads expected—especially in higher terrain. Stay alert and plan for hazardous travel.
More Lake Effect Snow Coming in Central New York
The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory Thursday for Madison and Onondaga counties. Lake-effect snow, gusty winds, and slippery roads are expected.
CNY Braces for More Snow: Winter Alerts in Effect
Winter weather advisories and storm watches are in effect across New York as more snow is on the way. Expect slippery roads, heavy snowfall, and possible travel delays.
New York Could Be Treated to Stunning Northern Lights
Solar activity is ramping up, and thanks to a rare G3–G4 geomagnetic storm, the Northern Lights could be visible tonight in 21 U.S. states—yes, that includes New York.