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The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for Oneida, Herkimer and Madison counties starting at 9 pm Monday night continuing through Tuesday until 4 pm on Tuesday.

As Santa brings toys to all the boy and girls in central New York, Mother Nature is bringing heavy rain, flooding, drastic temperatures changes, black ice and windy conditions for Christmas.

Snow melt combined with temperatures near freezing will create slick roads with heavy fog reducing visibilities.

The heaviest snowfall will occur early this morning, if you must travel delay it until later today.

That winter storm is hitting a little too close to home. It looks like it's moved north and could bring more snow than expected.

It looks like a warmer than normal winter is in store for central New York if we can get past a chilly Christmas. But it also looks like we'll see snow and a lot of it.

The National Weather Service has issued a Wind Advisory and a gale warning for Lake Ontario. Strong winds could cause 10 to 15 foot waves on Lake Ontario.

Our atmosphere has been ravaged by wildfires in California and Oregon, and what might normally be blue skies have turned a cloudy white.

Not one but two tornadoes touched down in New York, causing destruction in its path.

Severe thunderstorms that could bring large hail and possible tornadoes are expected in central New York but the worst of the storms will be south of the New York Thruway.

Tropical Storm Isaias is forecast to move up the East Coast the next couple of days and could soak central New York, cause flooding.

Central New York could see record heat this week, and a heat index that could reach as high as 100 in urban valleys like Utica.