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

The last of the "official" New York winter forecasts are out and here's what they're all saying about what'll happen a few months from now.

There's a light at the end of the tunnel when it comes to the nonstop severe storms... unfortunately the light is one last round of heavy lightning.

The National Weather Service is predicting we'll start seeing thunderstorms develop tonight and through the remainder of the week.

The extreme heat in the area is making it possible for the area to see its worst weather yet, with multiple agencies warning of strong winds, large hail, dangerous flooding, strong storms, and possible tornadoes later this evening, July 16.

The first forecasts of what the weather will be like on eclipse day are here and, unfortunately, they're not looking that great.

After dealing with consecutive rainy, cloudy and even snowy weekends since the beginning of fall, Central New York will finally see the sun this Saturday and Sunday.

If you thought regular El Niño was something, wait until you hear about "super" El Niño.

How about the saying "April Showers Bring May Flowers?" Where did that come from?

As we in Binghamton get ready to make the switch from the snowy season to the rainy season, one question remains. Why does it smell so good after it rains?

If Mondays aren't bad enough, we may start the next one dealing with a little snow on the morning commute. And that's after kicking off the weekend with heavy rain in Central New York from Tropical Storm Nicole.

Surely, you can imagine the smell right now.