PLEASE read this no-hype forecast. There is a lot of storm hype, panic and confusion out there due to the complex nature of this event.

We are starting to get to the point in the evolution of this storm where looking at current conditions and radar is a crucial part of the forecasting. No longer do we have to rely on model data- now we … Read More

When it comes to sharing information about a large-scale event, it is important to remember where different forecasters are focused. This is especially important with this storm and the forecasts from the National Weather Service in Binghamton.

Winter Storm Watches have been issued by the National Weather Service for almost all of the Finger Lakes Weather coverage area in anticipation for a long duration winter storm.

There is some potential for a rather snowy week across the region. I am currently unable to post a full update

Despite a cold start in the Finger Lakes this morning, temperatures will quickly rise as warmer air moves in from the south.

High pressure dominates the eastern third of the nation this morning and will slowly track east over the next 36 hours. While this should keep our weather pretty quiet, it is not the only factor in our weather. In the … Read More

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As expected, some precipitation has broken out across the region this evening, primarily in the form of snow for the Finger Lakes.

A push of warmer air will cause precipitation to break out this afternoon across the Finger Lakes.

We have settled into a relatively quiet, yet unsettled pattern. It seems like a contradiction, but it is true.

A warm front pushing through the Finger Lakes early this morning will result in a mild day for most of the region.

After another snowy, cold week, quieter and warmer weather is set to move into the Finger Lakes

The nor’easter everyone is talking about has begun, with low pressure this morning along the South Carolina coast and precipitation up and down the Eastern Seaboard.

The Finger Lakes will be brushed by a nor’easter on Wednesday that will dump heavy snow across a number of major travel routes on the busiest travel day of the year.

Above normal temperatures and gusty winds will be the main weather story for the Finger Lakes today, but all eyes are already focused on what may happen Wednesday night.