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Bud Light is releasing a new beer just in time for the final regular season game at Highmark Stadium and they say it came from snow that was shoveled there.

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!

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.

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.

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.

The National Weather Service has issued Winter Weather Advisories across Central New York. Snowfall of 3–9 inches is expected, with slick roads and reduced visibility affecting morning and evening commutes.

It happens every year. People seem to forget how to drive in the snow. The first winter storm arrives and panic ensues.

Winter has made its way down from Whiteface Mountain. The first flakes of the season arrived in Central New York and more is on the way.

Central New York could see its first lake effect snow of the season this weekend into early next week, with Oneida County and hills south of I-90 most likely to pick up a few inches.

Upstate New York gets its first snow of the season, with picturesque flakes across Keene, Lake Placid, and the Cascade Lakes. Plowable snow hit Old Forge and Boonville on Halloween.