National Weather Service

If you walked outside on Monday and immediately started to sweat, you're not alone! The humidity was so thick that it was hard to breathe and the was sun beating down so hot that even the best air conditioners were struggling to keep things cool...

Welcome to winter in Central New York. From record-breaking temperatures in the 70s one week to a Winter Storm Watch with up to 12 inches of snow the next.

NY Governor Kathy Hochul is advising against unnecessary travel through early on January 11, 2022 as much of New York will be under Winter Weather and Lake Effect Snow advisories.

While we didn't really get a white Christmas in 2021, it looks like we could get a touch of snow to round out the year.

The National Weather Service (NWS) is issuing a wind advisory for several New York counties on December 11-12, 2021.

Here are some suggestions of what types of items you should have equipped in your vehicle to be prepared for whatever winter weather conditions offer over the next few months

If you're a winter enthusiast, the latest prediction for the upcoming season is snow big deal - a wetter winter for Central New York but with warmer temperatures.

A big portion of New York State is on watch for the possibility of flash flooding on creeks and streams as well as water across roadways.

In the case of any storm considered to be severe enough to be "destructive" in nature, a Wireless Emergency Alert (WEA) will be sent out to residents' smartphones in the vicinity of such a storm system.

Not sure we have smashed any rainfall records yet, but it seems like we've been through more rainfall than in any recent year.