Weather

Stockbridge Valley school district in Madison County closed and went to remote learning due to the weather.

Halloween is barely over, and the first Winter Weather Advisory and Winter Storm Watch has been issued for Central New York - including Utica, Rome and Syracuse. Some areas could see as much as 9 inches of snow.

The extended forecast shows to expect rain Thursday evening, but as temperatures get into the below freezing temps, those showers will turn into snow.

The folks at FilterBuy.com published the study, using facts from the Environmental Protection Agency.

Have you ever noticed that sometimes you can 'smell' the rain? The Central sky is cloudy, and the air just smells...like rain. But what is that smell, really?

It may only be the first part of October but New York has already seen the first snow of the season.

Central New York is at an 'enhanced risk' for strong storms and the possibility of a tornado, especially in the Mohawk Valley.

A warm front will cause some showers and a chance of thunderstorms to develop tonight. Tomorrow we could see a few tornadoes with 70 MPH winds in Central New York.

With education moving at least partially to the online space in the Utica area, do we really need snow days anymore? The answer, in my opinion: HELL YES.

Enjoying summer? Not to spoil your fun (or get you excited for winter) but we're just about 2 months away from the first average snowfall for Utica.

A cold front moving through central New York tomorrow, 8/25/20, could bring severe thunderstorms and damaging winds late morning through mid-afternoon.

The Old Farmer's Almanac is predicting a colder and snowier winter than normal for Utica, Rome, and the rest of Central New York this year.