weather

As temperatures dip into the 30's tonight, The National Weather Service out of Binghamton has issued a frost advisory and even a freeze warning in certain areas of Central New York.

With education moving at least partially to the online space in the Utica area, do we really need snow days anymore? The answer, in my opinion: HELL YES.

The Old Farmer's Almanac is predicting a colder and snowier winter than normal for Utica, Rome, and the rest of Central New York this year.

It's something that should truly go without saying, but sometimes people need a little reminder.

With the hot, humid weather we've seen this week, the next weather alert only makes sense.

Remember a couple of weeks ago when it was snowing? Well, we're about to get the other extreme with temperatures hitting nearly 90 degrees.

After we all experienced such a beautiful first weekend of May, the National Weather Service is reporting "unseasonably" cold conditions into the weekend with several chance for rain and/or snow showers.

Mother Nature isn't done with snow for Central New York, at least according to one weather resource.

A U.N. weather agency said that an Argentine research base on the northern tip of Antarctica is reporting a temperature that, if confirmed, could be a record high for the icy continent.

A low pressure system is expected to bring a wintry mix to the area Wednesday night into early Thursday.

Experts weigh in to help you avoid pain during the tough CNY winter months.

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