Weather

It's about to get COLD in Central New York. A Wind Chill Warning is in effect for temperatures that could go as low as 35 below. That's nothing compared to one day it dropped into triple digits in New York.

With extremely dangerous wind chills in Central New York, here are tips to stay warm and safe in cold weather.

Old Man Winter will hit Central New York with an arctic blast of dangerously cold weather. Wind chills will be as low as 35 below zero. The good news is, it won't last long.

Here comes more snow. How much will fall depends on where you live in Central New York. It could be anywhere from 2 to 10 inches.

The National Weather Service is warning that Upstate New York could be facing not one, but two winter storms next week. It's still too early to tell, but meteorologists say the conditions are right for snow.

The sleet and freezing rain are bringing down trees and power lines in Central New York, causing spotted power outages.

The latest storm may not bring a bunch of snow winter enthusiasts have been patiently waiting for. But it will bring ice; enough to cause power outages, tree damage, and make travel nearly impossible.

Your morning commute may be a slippery one in Central New York.

If you hate the cold temperatures and snow Old Man Winter brings every year in New York, here's some good news. The warmer weather will continue through January.

Mother Nature is causing problems for the Ice Castles in Upstate New York and may delay the opening date.

If you've never been in the Empire State during a massive winter storm, especially one with Lake effect snow, there are some things you just won't understand.

Sick of snow yet? Up to a foot may fall in Central New York, with more on the way leading up to Christmas Day.