winter storm

It's rain, it's snow, it's Auroras Borealis. You could very well see it tonight in Central New York.

With winter storm Landon looming, we'll all be looking for some shoveling alternatives to remove the white stuff.

Weather forecasters are closely watching a low pressure expected to travel up the east coast later this week which could turn into a classic Nor'easter this weekend for the Mohawk Valley.

Central New York and the Mohawk Valley are in for a roller coaster weather ride this weekend.

Don't put the shovel away. This April Fools' storm is NOT funny. The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Watch for most of Central New York. We could see up to 10 inches of snow.

A significant winter storm will have central New Yorkers digging out Tuesday. Some may even be left without power. And another storm is on the way late in the week.

There's another winter storm crossing through the Ohio Valley and making its way to the east coast once again this weekend, just in time for Valentine's Day. New York City will only see about an inch or so and the further one goes south, it turns to freezing rain and mixed precipitation.

Cazenovia has the honor of seeing the most snow from Winter Storm Orlena in central New York. The Madison county town received 16.5 inches.

A powerful nor'easter is expected to bring feet of snow across the Northeastern United States early this week.

There's tractor trailer bans and speed restrictions on the New York State Thruway after Winter Storm Gail dumped anywhere from one to 3 feet of snow across the state.

That winter storm is hitting a little too close to home. It looks like it's moved north and could bring more snow than expected.

Halloween is barely over, and the first Winter Weather Advisory and Winter Storm Watch has been issued for Central New York - including Utica, Rome and Syracuse. Some areas could see as much as 9 inches of snow.