national weather service

A rare weather event rocked a small Upstate New York town when a tornado touched down—the first one there in over a decade. It's the second tornado to strike New York this week.

After several days of warm and sunny weather, Mother Nature is sending showers and cold fronts back into the Mohawk Valley.

A "powerful" storm system could produce isolated tornadoes, large hail, and heavy downpours across the Mohawk Valley on Tuesday.

Areas around Central and Upstate New York could soon be under water due to forecasted severe weather.

Last weekend provided some peeks of sunshine and those who looked up at the skies late Friday caught an ultra rare spectacle.

Looks like New York isn't catching a break anytime soon from the snow.

After bombarding Upstate New York with snow, January is giving one final punch before it goes.

As Central New York battles through hazardous weather, National Grid is reminding residents not to ignore this important safety alert.

The National Weather Service has cancelled the Winter Storm Watch for Central New York to replace it with a more serious alert. Up to 3 feet of snow is now possible in some areas.

Looks like New York will have more than a dazzling fireworks display overhead on New Year's Eve.

The weather forecast for the next couple days seems to indicate that we will be seeing a white Christmas after all.

Which New York city or town is the state's snowiest? The answer may surprise you!