cny weather

Temperatures in the 60s and almost reaching 80 degrees this week have spoiled us all here in Central New York and now we're in for a reality check.

The National Weather Service is looking at six days over the next week that look unseasonably warm and sunny. Providing the current weather pattern doesn't change, moods will be improving across Central New York and the Mohawk Valley.

It feels like this summer has been warmer than the average summer here in the Mohawk Valley. It also seems like we've had an abnormally high number of 90 degree days this year, and we're only just coming up on mid-August. There's still plenty of summer left.

The National Weather Service out of Binghamton (NWS) has issued a heat advisory in Central New York as we're expecting dangerously high temperatures.

NWS is calling for a passing cold front on Wednesday will bring more snow showers, snow squalls, seasonably cold weather and gusty winds over 40 MPH.

A tricky situation exists for flash flooding with the heavy rainfall and damaging winds.

A Winter Storm Warning for all of CNY will bring snow, sleet, and freezing rain making travel difficult, especially Tuesday-Tuesday night.

Oneida, Herkimer and Madison counties are expected to see several inches of snow, mixed with ice and/or sleet this week.

Knowing the wind chill is important for those who work outside, kids waiting for the school bus, our pets safety, and more.

Temperatures in Central New York will swing dramatically in the opposite direction this week making it feel a lot warmer than it actually is.