severe weather

As we wrap up our "History of Tornadoes in New York" series, there is one more thing we want to look at - The worst tornado to hit our state.

As we start to wrap up our series on the History of Tornadoes in New York, we move a little further west to Cayuga County.

As we continue our look at the history of tornadoes throughout the state of New York, we now stretch a little further to Otsego County.

Even though Oswego County is a low-risk area for tornadoes, it still has seen its fair share of the nasty storms. Here's a look at the history of tornadoes for this area...

As we continue a look at the history of tornadoes in New York, our next stop is our hardest hit area yet. Let's take a look at these storms in Madison County...

New York sees an average of seven tornadoes every year. Those storms are more common in other areas of the state, but that doesn't mean they don't hit in Central New York.

Tornadoes are not very common in Central New York, but they do still happen. Here's a look at the history of these wicked storms in Herkimer County.

It's believed that tornadoes are a rare occurrence in Central New York, but they happen more often than people realize. Here's a peek into the history of tornadoes in our area.

We may have had a couple of rough winter months complete with cold temperatures and a lot of snow, but we have to be grateful it wasn't anything like what a town in Australia had to go through. The Town of Chinchilla, without warning, was hit with a huge hailstorm on Saturday night that dropped softball-sized hail stones from the sky causing major damage!

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When local meteorologist's Jill Reale and Samantha Wessling tell me that the Mohawk Valley is going to be hit hard with storms, I listen. Sure it bugs me when the warnings pop up during 'Judge Judy' but still, I pay attention. Recently a violent storm broke out in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, and when KSFY-TV weather anchor Shawn Cable broke into prime time programming to warn viewers to take cover

As we all know, whether it’s the 1st of January, the middle of Spring or the beginning of Fall, Central New York is prone to some nasty weather. With that in mind, we would like to remind you to sign up for our FREE closings/delays directory...