snow

It's been the big topic in conversation this morning: Snow. It's here. It's back and I'm feeling all sorts of things.

It won't be much, but it looks like we will get our first taste of winter tomorrow in the Capital Region.

It's hard to imagine snow coming to parts of the area after record warmth earlier this week, but parts of Upstate New York will see snowflakes this weekend!

The National Weather Service has released their latest winter outlook for the months ahead, and it does not look to be too extreme for us.

First we heard reports of La Nina and a snowy winter. Then we heard no Nina and more normal conditions. Now Accuweather is changing it up once again.

It is only a few short days into fall and now a frost advisory? Well lets break out our ice scrapers.

Moving from one snowy city to another, I never thought I would have the commute I had this morning.

We could be on track to set a record for the LEAST total seasonal snowfall.

This actually made national news this morning and I thought it was very interesting, in case YOU are interested in how this winter is going to be here in the Northeast.  Colder? Warmer? Buffalo-like snow?  Let's find out.

I don't know about you, but I'm not ready. Not physically or mentally. But according to the National Weather Service, it's quite possible in certain areas.

Reminders of last year's crazy snow storm in Buffalo, New York are still standing tall.

Once should be enough when it comes to shoveling snow out of your driveway. Unfortunately, snow can end up re-deposited across your driveway entrance when plows clear your street. The Missouri Department of Transportation has a simple solution to help you avoid a second round of shoveling...