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A Nor'easter is expected to bring heavy snowfall to Central New York from Sunday morning through Monday afternoon, with total accumulations of 12-18" and Winter Storm Warnings in effect, while temperatures remain in the low teens and single digits.

Central New York and the Southern Tier are expecting 12-18 inches of snow, while Western New York and Tug Hill may see 8-14 inches of accumulation.

Syracuse, N.Y. — A powerful storm stretching from Texas to Maine could cause extended power outages, flight delays and hazardous driving conditions as it sweeps across the country over the next few days.

Syracuse Mayor Sharon Owens has issued a Snow Safety Alert for a significant winter storm expected to begin on Sunday, Jan. 25, bringing high snowfall totals and extreme wind chill, and the City

Temperatures warm up today and Wednesday across central New York as a warm front will make it feel a little more like spring! Make sure to enjoy it as a strong

As winter weather approaches, Syracuse has issued a snow safety alert to prepare residents for an impending storm that could deliver up to 18 inches of snow. This alert, announced on Friday night, underscores the urgency for residents to take precautions and plan accordingly as forecasters predict significant snowfall beginning Sunday.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — Some limited lake snow occurs tonight for some parts of CNY. Where and how much?? Get all the details below… Snow showers continue into tonight for some Lake effect snow showers focus on areas east-northeast of Lake Ontario,

A winter storm warning has been expanded to include Cayuga, Madison, Oneida, Onondaga, Oswego and Wayne counties, the National Weather Service says. Snow forecasts for the area include 5 to 8 inches of snow, some of which will fall heavily and quickly.

Syracuse Mayor Sharon Owens issued a snow safety alert for the city on Friday evening.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — Lingering lake snow diminishes on Saturday allowing for a brief break in precipitation ahead of Sunday’s nor’easter. We are also dealing with frigid temperatures to start the weekend.

Syracuse, N.Y. -- The new year is picking up where the old one left off, with waves of lake effect snow hitting parts of Upstate New York today and through the weekend. More than a foot of snow is expected today in northern Onondaga and southern Oswego ...