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The National Weather Service has issued Winter Weather Advisories across Central New York. Snowfall of 3–9 inches is expected, with slick roads and reduced visibility affecting morning and evening commutes.

It happens every year. People seem to forget how to drive in the snow. The first winter storm arrives and panic ensues.

Winter has made its way down from Whiteface Mountain. The first flakes of the season arrived in Central New York and more is on the way.

Central New York could see its first lake effect snow of the season this weekend into early next week, with Oneida County and hills south of I-90 most likely to pick up a few inches.

Upstate New York gets its first snow of the season, with picturesque flakes across Keene, Lake Placid, and the Cascade Lakes. Plowable snow hit Old Forge and Boonville on Halloween.

Central New York's winter officially begins as Boonville sees its first snow on Halloween.

The first snowflakes of the 2025 season have officially fallen in New York! On October 22, Whiteface Mountain woke up to a blanket of fresh snow—the first real sign that winter is on its way.

La Niña’s back, and Central New York could be in for a colder, snowier season. Here’s what the forecast says about this winter’s potential.

Get ready, New York! Winter 2025-26 is shaping up to bring snow, cold, and nor’easters to the Northeast. Ski resorts may see early snow, with frigid temperatures returning in February.

The Farmers’ Almanac’s Winter 2025–2026 forecast is here, and it’s shaping up to be a wild ride. Expect dramatic temperature swings, early snow in some areas, frequent storms, and deep freezes in January and February.