Weather

The National Weather Service in Binghamton has issued a Wind Advisory for Central New York from noon Wednesday to midnight Wednesday night aka Thursday morning.

Winter's not quite over yet. While most of the snow has melted in Central New York, there is still some on the ground in Old Forge. And this weekend will be the perfect chance to keep winter alive a little longer.

The National Weather service is reporting that a cold, Canadian high pressure system will track towards Central New York early in the weekend. What that means for us, it will be very cold for the Heart Run and Walk.

It's only February and we know we're going to get hit with colder weather before winter is over. In the meantime, here are a few things you can do to enjoy those 60-degree temps...

Attention all snowmobilers and ice fishing enthusiasts - if you're planning to be out this week, use extreme caution.

Unfortunately, this winter we've gotten FEET of snow...then rain. Then more snow and another thaw. This weekend (February 24-26, 2017) would have been the rescheduled Boonville Snow Festival, but it has been cancelled again.

With lots of snow and warm temperatures, recreational enthusiasts visiting the High Peaks in the Adirondacks need to use caution and be prepared for avalanche conditions.

Everyone's talking about the 100 inches of snow that's fallen in Syracuse, New York but that's nothing compared to one upstate New York town. Redfield in the Tug Hill Plateau is already over 300 inches this Winter.

With all the snow that's been dumped on the area in the last week and more to come, its time to get out and have some fun.

With all the snow we've gotten, the action should be awesome. They had to cancel the original Snow Festival in January due to the rain and warm weather. But they're back on for February 24-26,

The next Central New York snow storm has been upgraded.  The National Weather Service is now calling it a Lake Effect Snow Advisory and it should arrive this afternoon.  Here's when and where.

How do you get nearly 2 feet of snow out of a huge flatbed? You try this.