weather

A couple of guys in Alabama may have driven right through a tornado.

We have all heard the seasonal proverb, "In like a lion out like a lamb". In 2021 March certainly looks to be coming in like a lion. Accuweather.com is reporting a wind advisory for the Capital Region starting Monday afternoon at 1 and winding down Tuesday morning at 7. Winds between 20-30 mph out of the Northwest and gusts up to 55 mph expected.

What the heck are ‘snow rollers’?

A big winter storm is trekking across the country, making its way to Upstate New York to kick off the week.

Metrologist Matt Devitt shared this satellite image of Hurricane Delta as it approached Louisiana and it is wicked.

There is snow in the forecast for Mother's Day weekend...yes, you heard me right I said snow.

Last Friday and Saturday, two million Spectrum customers in Upstate New York and New England lost cable service and/or internet service to the weather. I caught the numbers from newyorkupstate.com, in a post about how Spectrum is actually giving refunds for the outages...

Did it seem as if this snow came out of nowhere or is it just me?

After a mild and low key Christmas week, Old Man Winter is ready to get back to work.

December is here, as is the winter weather.  I always notice, for the first couple of storms each year, some people tend to forget the basics about winter driving.  And I mean basics. I'm not a car pro in any way, so that's my disclaimer...

Be careful on your drive in this morning, big flakes and slippery roads are in your future. According the The Weather Channel, Rain and snow this morning until about 9:00am then remaining overcast for the afternoon. High 41F. Winds light and variable. Chance of rain 100%. 1 to 3 inches of snow expected.

Driving from the Capital Region to Vermont the other night, I got a chance to see some of the damage done by the recent storms. In a recent post by WNYT, updating the public on power outages and work being done by National Grid, they noted that nearly 300,000 customers had been impacted by the storms...