cny weather

I know, we're just recovering from yesterday's storm, but do you remember it's also the 4th anniversary of the massive Utica flood with a tornado in 2017?

A cold front will cross Utica and Rome this afternoon and evening, sparking dangerous storm activity with damaging winds and large hail.

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has issued an air quality health advisory. Those with respiratory issues are urged to limit strenuous outdoor physical activity.

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.

The National Weather Service says we could see some powerful storms roll through Central New York this evening and an isolated tornado cannot totally be ruled out.

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

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.

Low pressure moves into CNY early Tuesday morning, bringing a chance for accumulating snow and a wintry mix through Tuesday night. Measurable snowfall is expected with accumulations of 4-6".

People in Utica/Rome and surrounding areas are asked to conserve water and reduce water use as there is a 'Drought Warning' now in effect.

A warm front will cause some showers and a chance of thunderstorms to develop tonight. Tomorrow we could see a few tornadoes with 70 MPH winds in Central New York.

The National Weather Service in Binghamton has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for multiple counties across central New York.

NWS is calling for a passing cold front on Wednesday will bring more snow showers, snow squalls, seasonably cold weather and gusty winds over 40 MPH.