weather

The snowstorm that's blowing into Western New York is expected to have an impact on travel

While snow is in the forecast for much of the Empire State, there's a good reason why it's happening this week and through February.

Most of Western New York should expect potentially hazardous winter conditions.

Power has been restored to many across the region, but progress is slow

All signs are pointing to this storm that is heading to Western New York is going to be a storm of a generation.

If you were planning on packing the family in the car for the final weekend at the Fairgrounds Festival of Lights, you're going to want to make new plans.

There are plenty of things in life that make you second guess what you're seeing. But this seems to be pretty cut and dry.

Temperatures are going to look a lot different next week in New York State. The temps will drop nearly 30 degrees from where they are right now. The weather will go from the mid-50s and windy to below-freezing by next Friday. Temperatures next week will be in the high 20s starting next weekend.

Over the last couple hours, we've heard the phrase "Thundersnow" quite a bit. But what the heck is it?

It looks as though we are about to get a bunch of snow this weekend. So much, that some of the Buffalo Bills could be buried in it!