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Governor Hochul announced New York's third offshore wind energy solicitation, with the goal of providing at least 1.5 million New York homes with clean energy.

Scattered rain showers linger today with blustery winds into the afternoon and evening. Rain gradually changes to snow with some light accumulations overnight. Most of Saturday will be dry before a few rain showers move in during the evening.

Strong wind gusts over 40 mph could create some havoc in CNY.

A strong cold front will move across CNY Friday and Friday night, bringing our next chance for showers, thunderstorms with damaging wind gusts over 25 mph.

The National Weather Service in Binghamton is cautioning that warmer, dry weather is again heightening the danger of wildfires in the Twin Tiers.

UPDATE: 10:29 May 4, 2018: A wind advisory is in effect from 5 pm Friday - 2 am Saturday. Strong gusty winds over 45 mph are expected across CNY.

The devastating wind storm that continues to ravage Central New York has left over 10,000 Mohawk Valley residents without power.

Some New York State Electric and Gas customers are looking at starting their weekend still without power following April 4’s powerful winds that swept the state.

New York State Electric and Gas is “assessing” when power might be on to thousands of customers across the state who lost service due to strong winds April 4.

If you thought Heart Run and Walk weekend was cold in Central New York, get ready for St. Patrick's Day in Utica. The National Weather service has issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook for central New York.