flooding

In case you haven't noticed, it's been raining a bit in Central New York. That means puddles.

Oh good. More rain. Just when you think you've had enough, the National Weather Service says significant rain could be on the way.

Have you ever wanted to learn more about storms and severe weather? There's a class coming up that will do that AND teach you to become a 'trained spotter.'

The remnants of Hurricane Florence are poised to bring heavy rain to Central New York and now, the National Weather Service has issued a Flash Flood Watch.

Hurricane Florence is a massive storm, bringing several inches of rain and dangerous flooding to the Carolinas, but how will the storm affect Central New York?

The National Weather Service says severe storms and an extended period of rain could bring localized flooding to Central New York, along with hail and gusty winds.

The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a Flash Flood Watch in CNY until 12 am tomorrow.

The milder temperatures are a welcome reprieve from the winter cold, but rapidly melting snow and ice is increasing the likelihood of ice jams and flooding.

We're having a wild end of the week thanks to the weather. Here's a recap of what has happened and what to expect.

The blast of warm weather has caused flooding in several areas of CNY, and in Ilion crews are working to clear Steele's Creek of ice that is causing more flooding.

The Oneida County Department of Emergency Services is urging for residents in the Village of Whitesboro near the Sauquoit Creek to evacuate due to possible flooding.

The weather might be cold, but these stories will keep you warm. From an inspirational athlete to random acts of kindness, CNY showed a lot of heart in 2017.