Weather

Don't be surprised if you see a little snow in Central New York, especially in the higher elevations.

Say it ain't snow! Less than a week after enjoying temperature near 80, snow is in the Central New York forecast.

After a long and snowy winter Central New York is primed and ready for the heat and haze. Well, the 2021 Farmer's Almanac is out with their forecast and we're getting a picture of what we can expect this summer.

One Utica man wasn't going to let the wintry weather stop him from his annual tradition of opening day of Trout Season.

Snow totals have been dropped from 8-10 inches to 2-5 inches in Central New York.

Don't put the shovel away. This April Fools' storm is NOT funny. The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Watch for most of Central New York. We could see up to 10 inches of snow.

A Wind Advisory has been issued for CNY. Expect low visibility and white-out conditions with snow showers and dangerous gusty winds. A cold front moving in Wednesday and Thursday could bring accumulating snow.

The NWS has issued a high-wind watch after a beautiful record-breaking day across Central New York.
Expect stormy conditions with strong gusty winds and a few isolated and severe thunderstorms, especially northeast of NYS Thruway.

Occasionally we're lucky enough to see some of the northern lights or aurora borealis, and when we do, it is exceptionally spectacular, especially these photos that were captured near Old Forge, NY on March 20, 2021.

March 20th is the first official day of spring, and the Utica/Rome area will get the glimpse that spring has finally sprung.

It may be cold, with wind chills well below zero, but at least we're not digging up from snowmagedoon. Four years ago today, we took one eerie drive after winter storm Stella.

It's starting to feel a lot like Spring in central New York with above normal temperatures. How warm has it been? Warm enough to break records in Utica.