nor'easter

Will this make winter storm predictions more accurate?

A Nor'Easter is charging up the East Coast and will deliver whipping winds and even some snow to New York.

With winter just getting started in Central New York, we'll all be looking for some shoveling shortcuts this season.

Weather forecasters are closely watching a low pressure expected to travel up the east coast later this week which could turn into a classic Nor'easter this weekend for the Mohawk Valley.

Last week, we dealt with snow from a classic Nor'easter. This week, another storm labeled as a Nor'easter is expected to hit off the eastern seaboard, but how much will we receive in the Greater Utica region?

Winter is rough in the northeast. Well, now there's an ice cream that accurately describes the troubles of winter, and we can ALL enjoy it.

Current New York State law requires that school start no earlier than September 1 each year, but a new proposal being considered could change that.

There's an argument brewing in weather circles as to whether or not to name this winter storm.  You can dispute the name but not the snow that's falling on the tri-state area.

The world of meteorologists is usually a pretty laid back one, but the Weather Channel and National Weather Service appear to be at odds over Athena, the proposed name for the Nor'Easter storm churning in the Atlantic.

Just as the holiday weekend was wrapping up and travelers attempted to return home from their holidays, the Northeast is hit by a massive blizzard and we've got the pictures!