severe weather

The unseasonably cold temperatures are on their way out, but Central New Yorkers might not like the weather that's replacing them.

The National Weather Service is warning Central New York that a string of heavy storms could rip through the area on Thursday, June 6.

There is a long range of severe weather that has parts of New York State in the path.

We could be dealing with a messy Monday commute and school closures based on how fast and hard a developing system hits us late Sunday night.

Repairs are almost complete on the miles of rail lines that were heavily damaged by the strong storms that ripped across Central New York this summer.

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

In Central New York, we have our share of crazy weather, and this time, it might include a tornado.

A severe thunderstorm rolled through Central New York, bringing a tornado warning as well. The storm was captured on film, producing some incredible images.

Dangerously cold temperatures have come to Central New York, bringing the risk of frostbite along with them.

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 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 has issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook bulletin for several counties next week as thunderstorms head into the area, warning of damaging winds and hail.