Snow

There's a new model projection, which says it's very possible that New York State gets a major snowstorm next weekend.

As someone experiencing their first Binghamton winter, I can't help but notice that as January comes to a close the winter weather hasn't been that bad.

Something that upstate New York residents can't relate to, New York City's lack of snowfall has left it with 700 million pounds of road salt it can't use.

When winter storms slam New York, many fire up portable generators. However, if used improperly, your generator can lead to carbon monoxide death.

Legal or not, don't be this person.

Looks like the lake effect snow will be covering the surrounding areas of Western New York through Tuesday morning.

Well, if you thought the snow in 2020 was impressive, just wait until the snow starts piling up this year. Early forecasters are predicting a REALLY snowy winter will have a lot of lake effect snow.

40 inches! That's how much snow fell in Binghamton. It's hard to even fathom that much snow. One resident created an incredible time lapse video to show what more than 3 feet of snow looks like.

It's interesting to note from NOAA that between 1951 and 2014, the Christmas in Binghamton with the most snow was 14 inches in 1969.

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory with the possibility of three to six inches of snow north of Broome County.