flood 2017

Central New York may get snow, lots and lots of snow, but when it comes to natural disasters, it's a pretty safe place to be.

When it rains it pours. There may be water flooding Chadwicks but residents don't have any after a water main break.

How bad was the flooding in central New York? See the devastation from drone footage in Whitesboro and the Sauquoit River.

Mother Nature left behind quite a mess after dumping several inches of rain in central New York. Many streets and roads were flooded over the weekend, creating sinkholes

Although many roads have re-open after Saturday's devastating flooding, several are still closed.

The American Red Cross has teamed up with the Salvation Army to provide help after devastating flash flooding throughout Central New York.

The New York State Department of Transportation issued the following update Sunday morning as to various road closures in central New York:

Flash flooding in central New York washed out roads, closed streets and turned backyards into water front property.

When life hands you lemons, you make lemonade. When Mother Nature hands you lots  of rain, you kayak

Oneida County Executive Anthony Picente has issued a travel advisory effective immediately due to heavy rain and flooding.

The heavy rain is making parts of central New York look more like a river than a street. Parts of the Route 12 Arterial in Utica suffered massive flooding.