Weather

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.

Can you get pulled over and ticketed for not scraping off your car completely of frost and/or snow in New York State?

As we continue to recover from snowstorms all across the area, the sound of snowplows roaring down the street has become the background soundtrack for many of us.

Did you know warming up your car on a cold central New York morning is not only illegal, it can actually do more harm than good.

This weekend was one of the worst on record for snowfall in New York State.

Ski resorts across New York State are opening sooner than expected. If you wanted to ski this weekend, even today, you are in luck!

The first major snowstorm of the season is pounding parts of the state. In Central New York it's the tale of two different seasons all in one county, on the same day.

The major snowstorm hitting the western and northern parts of New York is closing a number of roads to commercial traffic including the Thruway and Interstate 81. Other drivers may want to avoid driving if at all possible too. Especially in the hardest-hit areas of the state.

Here comes the snow and a lot of it. How much? Anywhere from one to 4 feet!

Snow it begins. The first widespread accumulating snow of the season is coming to Central New York. And it'll be just in time for a sloppy and slippery mid-week commute.