Houses, roads, and vehicles were buried in snow in upstate New York as several counties in the region endured days of intense ...

There’s still plenty of digging out to be done in Oswego County, which saw the biggest snow totals over the past week.

The NWS has issued a lake effect snow warning with up to three feet of snow in communities along the Lake Ontario shoreline. Here's how much more snow will fall.

Hit hardest was the Oswego County town of Palermo, buried by 75 inches of snow since this storm started Friday. That was on ...

The lake effect snow this season has been intense. The Oswego County town of Palermo has gotten 95 inches this month, the most in Central New York. To the north, in Lewis County, the village of ...

Either way, you’ve likely come across terms you’ve never heard of before, like lake-effect snow. Here, we’ll break down ...

NY. Tom has published several papers and taught forecasters around the world through the COMET Program. His keenest winter weather interest is lake-effect snow.

Mostly cloudy and cold with light snow, mostly in the morning. Accumulation will be confined to the lakeshore. High 25°. February 25 through March 1 favors near-average temperatures and above ...

Dry snow is fluffier. A good example is lake-effect snow. It has a higher snow to liquid ratio such as 15-to-1 or 25-to-1. The coldness of the air flowing over the lake can make a big difference.

Snow will begin late in the evening and continue overnight Behind this system, some lake effect snow showers will blow into our area tomorrow, helped along by windy conditions. Our Thursday winds ...

The location was chosen because it was not affected by lake effect snow and it has a large number of fish species. Black crappie, bluegill, largemouth bass, northern pike, rock bass, smallmouth ...