Just days after record highs in the 70s, Mother Nature is reminding Central New York that winter isn’t over. A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect, with 4–8 inches of snow expected and travel potentially tricky for Friday’s commute.
A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for Oswego, Lewis, and northern Oneida counties until Thursday at 7 AM, with 3–9 inches of snow expected. Travel may be hazardous.
A winter storm delayed a cruise ship in New Jersey, leaving Central New Yorkers stranded in port. Instead of sunshine and tropical views, passengers watched snow pile up on pool decks and balconies as they waited to set sail.
Central New York is blanketed in snow! Browse our gallery of stunning winter scenes, from thick drifts in Onondaga to sparkling icy streets across the region.
As the temperatures dip below freezing, staying warm becomes more than just a comfort—it's about safety. Let’s talk about how to dress for these chilly days.
A Winter Storm Watch is in effect across New York. Tug Hill could see 2–3 feet of snow, with bitter Arctic cold and dangerous wind chills. Travel may be hazardous.