How to Get a Free Air Conditioner in New YorkHow to Get a Free Air Conditioner in New YorkEligible New Yorkers can now get a free air conditioner through Governor Hochul’s Essential Plan Cooling Program.Rachel DavisRachel Davis
Red Cross, National Grid Open Shelters, Cooling Stations in CNYRed Cross, National Grid Open Shelters, Cooling Stations in CNYFind out where Central New York residents can access emergency Red Cross shelters, get free dry ice and bottled water, and stay up to date on storm recovery.Rachel DavisRachel Davis
How Dangerous Is Lightning in New York?How Dangerous Is Lightning in New York?Learn how often lightning strikes turn deadly.Rachel DavisRachel Davis
Why New York Won’t See a Sunset Before 8PM Until AugustWhy New York Won’t See a Sunset Before 8PM Until AugustAcross New York State, sunset times are stretching later and later each day, with daylight hours nearing their yearly peak.Rachel DavisRachel Davis
The Sky Above Us Is a Migration Highway. Here’s How to Protect ItThe Sky Above Us Is a Migration Highway. Here’s How to Protect ItMillions of birds are flying through Central NY right now. Turning off your lights at night could save their lives.Rachel DavisRachel Davis
It's Pothole Season in New York: How to Easily Report ThemIt's Pothole Season in New York: How to Easily Report ThemNew Yorkers can report potholes to the New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT).Rachel DavisRachel Davis
Could Massive Winter Snowfall Spark Spring Flooding in New York?Could Massive Winter Snowfall Spark Spring Flooding in New York?Spring is traditionally a time of transition with warm temperatures helping to thaw frozen grounds.Rachel DavisRachel Davis
Snow and Ice Removal Laws in New York: Who's Responsible?Snow and Ice Removal Laws in New York: Who's Responsible?Winter in New York brings picturesque snow-covered streets and frosty landscapes, but it also comes with responsibilities for property ownersRachel DavisRachel Davis
Are Snow Tires Required in New York? Are Snow Tires Required in New York? Is Skipping snow tires in New York a legal risk? Rachel DavisRachel Davis
Heavy Snow in New York—Is Your Roof About to Fail?Heavy Snow in New York—Is Your Roof About to Fail?Winter in New York brings scenic snowfalls, but with this winter's heavy accumulation comes the risk of roof damage—or even collapse.Rachel DavisRachel Davis