winter storm

Those of us living in the Northeast are feeling the impact of winter storm Hercules which is bringing bitter cold and snow to millions of Americans.

No doubt it's fueled by the media's frenzy, but you know that every time there's an impending storm or blizzard, some TV station will be at the local supermarket showing cleared off shelves.  What items seem most critical?  Bread and milk, of course.

A significant snow event is being forecast for the northeast on Friday and Saturday.  Dubbed Nemo by the Weather Channel (note the National Weather Service frowns on naming winter storms).  Two systems may converge on the northeast and dump more than two feet of snow on the hardest hit areas.

A Winter Storm Warning was issued by the National Weather Service located in Binghamton yesterday for the winter storm that meteorologists are calling Winter Storm Euclid.

A large winter weather system, dubbed Winter Storm Draco by the Weather Channel, will be moving into New York State Friday and Saturday.

The National Weather Service in Burlington, Vermont has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for portions of Northern New York including Hamilton, Essex and Clinton counties Tuesday night through Wednesday for a mixed precipitation event that includes show and ice. Update: Northern Herkimer and Fulton counties are now in the advisory area

Western Alaskan communities like Nome are facing a winter storm that the National Weather Service warned would be as strong as a category 3 hurricane.  The storm, which brewed in the Bearing Sea brought winds of nearly 90 miles per hour and flooding storm surge...

Anyone else think we dodged another bullet with this winter storm?  The pictures of the crippled Midwest are amazing and the ice storm raging just south of us is frightening, but for us in the Mohawk Valley, this morning brought some snow, whipping winds and now  sleet.  But weather not severe enough for the National Weather Service in Binghamton to continue their Winter Storm Warning.  We've been

All winter long the National Weather Service posts watches and warnings or advisories for Winter Storms or Blizzards.  Do you know the difference?

Usually NASA has its telescopes and satellites peering into the deepest parts of the universe, but today they trained their instruments on the US and the major winter storm that's developing.