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Another powerful storm rolled through New York, and officials are now investigating reports of two more possible tornadoes. If confirmed, it would bring the total from recent storms to six.

Flood warnings are in effect for Chenango, Madison, and Oneida County after severe storms dumped about 5 inches of rain early Sunday morning.

A State of Emergency has been declared in 32 counties across New York as powerful thunderstorms, a torndo, flash flooding, and an intense heatwave wreak havoc across the state. Storms have caused widespread power outages and damage, while dangerously high heat and humidity are expected to last through midweek.

The skies turned dark in Oneida County, and the winds picked up—now, a tornado's left its mark. What’s next for the community as they navigate the aftermath?

A new video tour takes you inside one of the areas hit hardest by the Central New York storm. From uprooted trees to flooded neighborhoods, the footage shows just how severe the damage really is.

A severe storm tore through Central New York, knocking out power to thousands and causing significant damage. Trees and power lines are down, streets are flooded, and emergency crews are working to restore order.

A funnel cloud was spotted over Rome, NY on Friday, stirring nerves in a town still recovering from last year’s tornado. While it didn’t touch down, forecasters warn another round of severe storms could arrive late Saturday, with a chance for an isolated tornado.

Central New York is under the threat of severe weather today, with forecasters warning about strong winds, scattered storms, and even the possibility of a tornado. The greatest risk is along and east of I-81, with flash flooding and dangerous heat also in the forecast.

Get ready to turn on those air conditioners, Mohawk Valley. The first hot stretch of the season is coming, with brutal temperatures expected Monday and Tuesday.

The National Weather Service has confirmed a tornado struck Western New York, leaving behind significant damage to homes and trees. The storm’s powerful winds flattened buildings, ripped off roofs, and sheared tree trunks along its path.

A powerful storm rocked Cattaraugus County Monday evening, with officials investigating whether a tornado touched down near Great Valley. Homes were damaged, trees and power lines were brought down, and emergency crews worked through the night to assess the destruction.

Another Flood Watch is in effect for Central New York as more heavy rain heads our way. With saturated ground and swollen waterways, even a short downpour could lead to flooding. Officials urge drivers to stay alert and avoid flooded roads.