An event said to happen once every 221 years will take place this spring, where billions of cicadas will rise from the dirt after multiple broods activate at the same time.
The latest storm not only dumped heavy, wet snow across Central New York, it also brought extremely strong winds that caused extensive damage. Barn roofs were torn off. Trees were uprooted. See the pictures.
With less than a week to go before the total solar eclipse, several cities and towns across Upstate New York are no longer on the path of totality due to an unexpected shift.
What sounds like a late April Fool's joke is just another early spring day in Central New York.
A "long duration" snowstorm could dump significant snow in northern Oneida County.