weather

Even though is October in the Utica and Rome area, the temperatures still feel like August and September. That could lead to some strong storms coming up.

Generally speaking, tornadoes aren't a common occurrence in New York state. Tornados do still happen. Here's a look at some of the strongest storms:

A Heat Advisory has been issued for most of Central New York Wednesday from 11AM until 7PM.

Mayor Bob Freidlander has declared a State of Emergency in the Village of Whitesboro.

Due to heavy rainfall across the Central New York region and the Mohawk Valley, the New York Department of Transportation has closed the following roads.

Heavy rains the last few weeks in Central New York have taken their toll. These photos from Morris New York show the power of Mother Nature and rain in full.

With the surge in so many thunderstorms, tornados, and rain across Central and Upstate New York, is our Moon to blame? Mother Nature or the Moon?

Locals who know the water well are urging people not to attempt tubing for a little while.

Donna Dunlap's home in Westernville is in shambles after a strong storm ripped the roof right off. Can you help them rebuild?

On Wednesday, June 30, the National Weather Service issued a severe thunderstorm watch reporting that hail, lightening, and wind gusts up to 70 miles per hour. The first storm hit the area around 1:10PM.

Imagine a modeling career here in the Utica, Rome, and Syracuse area as a spaghetti model. The pasta-bilities are endless.

Get that air conditioner in the window if you haven't already, and be prepared to sweat in places where you didn't think sweating was possible. It's going to be HOT in Central New York.