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.

After a week of winter, warmer air is making a comeback.

Northwest winds have brought some lake effect snow from Lake Ontario to parts of the eastern Finger Lakes, while Lake Erie continues to produce snow for western New York. Winds will become less favorable for lake effect as the day … Read More

Lake Erie had so much fun burying the southern suburbs of Buffalo, it thought it would go for round 2.

The incredible lake effect snow storm that has dumped feet of snow on the southern suburbs of Buffalo will end today

The lake effect snow storms impacting the Buffalo, Batavia and Watertown areas have been every bit as intense as expected.

Precipitation from the large storm system that has impacted us today is pulling out.

A very intense and dangerous lake effect snow event will unfold downwind of the Great Lakes, starting tonight and lasting into Wednesday.

So far, this storm system is behaving almost exactly as expected. The first batch of precipitation has moved through and most of the region is in a lull early this morning. That lull will not last as a large area … Read More