Central New York

Did you know there are heated sidewalks in Central New York? Me either. And it seems there are several.

With extremely dangerous wind chills in Central New York, here are tips to stay warm and safe in cold weather.

Old Man Winter will hit Central New York with an arctic blast of dangerously cold weather. Wind chills will be as low as 35 below zero. The good news is, it won't last long.

We'll kick off the work week with some snow in Central New York and we'll finish it with the first dangerously cold temperatures of the winter season. A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect from 11 PM Monday until 4 PM Tuesday in Oneida, Madison, and Onondaga Counties...

You never know what you may see on top of a car in Central and Upstate New York. Snowmobiles, 4 wheelers, boats, a grill, even another car.

Here comes more snow. How much will fall depends on where you live in Central New York. It could be anywhere from 2 to 10 inches.

The latest storm may not bring a bunch of snow winter enthusiasts have been patiently waiting for. But it will bring ice; enough to cause power outages, tree damage, and make travel nearly impossible.

I might be a Binghamton, New York winter novice, but I'm willing to almost nobody else knew the proper way to get ice off your windshield in the morning.

Before you throw up your arms in disgust, hear me out. There are several things that are staples in Central and Upstate New York - halfmoons, greens and tomato pie, hiking and camping the Adirondacks, cheering on the Orangemen, running the Boilermaker. Everyone rants and raves about it all; how great the food tastes or how fun the great outdoors is.

We hear it all the time. Stupid questions or phrases people say that really get on our nerve. Here's 15 things you should NEVER say to a Central New Yorker.