Snow

Northern and Southern Oneida Counties are under a lake effect snow warning with 5–10 inches expected. Gusty winds and tricky travel could impact Tuesday night and Wednesday morning commutes.

Central New York faces a wild weather ride: thunderstorms, heavy snow, gusty winds, and a 40-degree temperature drop from upper 60s today to mid-20s tomorrow. Travel and outdoor plans will be tricky.

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.

Central New York is riding a weather roller coaster this week, swinging from highs in the 60s to snow and temps in the 30s within 48 hours.

A winter weather advisory is in effect Tuesday into Wednesday for Otsego and southern Oneida Counties. Expect snow, ice, and slippery roads — plan extra time for commuting.

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.

Residents of the Binghamton area are breathing a sigh of relief after the region escaped the heavy snow and fierce winds of the blizzard that paralyzed much of the northeastern United States.

A Winter Weather Advisory remains in effect through 1 AM Saturday for parts of Central New York and the Catskills. Expect light snow, freezing rain, and icy roads that could impact both the morning and evening commutes.

Winter isn’t done with Central New York yet. A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect today through early Thursday, bringing mixed precipitation.