winter

After several inches fell in the Capital Region Friday into Saturday, a nor'easter barreling up the coast is now expected to bring some significant snow to parts of the Capital Region.

While frigid temperatures have returned to more seasonable levels, winter rolls on in Upstate New York, with more snow expected for the Capital Region on Wednesday.

This weekend's snowstorm brough a foot or more of snow to most of the Capital Region. See local totals here!

January has brought a steady stream of snowfalls to the Capital Region, and this weekend could bring the biggest storm of them all.

A big winter storm is moving across the nation on a direct path to the mid-Atlantic, and is expected to affect New York state,

A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued with 3 to 6 inches of snow expected for some. See the snowfall forecast here!

After a brief January thaw to wrap up last week, Old Man Winter is ready to make his presence known this week.

A terrifying NYSDOT video from Franklin County shows a driver crossing a solid yellow line to pass an active snowplow — and nearly causing a head-on collision. Watch the near-miss that proves exactly why you should never crowd the plow.

After a messy Monday evening commute to kick off the work week, get ready for more of the same on Tuesday (January 6th).

Snowmobile trails in New York are starting to open, but not everywhere. Riders are urged to check the trail map.