snow

The Weather Channel has upped the ante for this weekend's snowstorm with a big accumulation prediction.

We could finally be in for a good amount of snow here in the Capital Region with 2 possible storms later in the week.

We had one last year, and there is always a chance of getting some snow for Christmas in Upstate New York.

A lot of my life has been spent in the Capital Region. The winter is a time that leaves me feeling torn between my love of the season and the frustration we all know it brings.

'Tis the season to hit the slopes, and all weekend we've got your chance to win a 3 day 2 night getaway and lift tickets to Killington!

Like it or not, winter has come early. With the first snowfall upon us, here are a few winter hacks that you can do with household items to make your car ready for the cold and snow.

I feel like fall just started and already we're seeing "snow" in the news. I don't mind the colder temperatures, I'm just not ready for winter yet.

As we get ready to wrap up what has been a hot, and more recently rainy summer, what does Mother Nature have in store for us this winter?

Just when you thought it was over, Old Man Winter rears his ugly head.

The groundhog typically can't be trusted, can he?  When good ol' Punxsutawney Phil predicted 6 more weeks of winter back on February 2nd, I figured it was just par for the course.  Well that was 6 weeks ago, and if we're to trust the furry little dude from Gobbler's Knob, this latest round of snow we're about to get here in the Capital Region Monday into Tuesday, should be our last. That's the goo

I think I jinxed the Capital Region when I said last Friday would be our last snowstorm of the Winter! So of course now the forecast is calling for a good chunk of snow mid-week.

Let's face it, we all make mistakes...but this one was pretty bad.  All day yesterday we knew there was the potential for some larger snow totals in the hill towns, but I was under the impression that Albany, Schenectady, and Troy was more than likely going to get a little bit of snow, maybe some rain, no biggie. I say this with respect to the men and women who generally do a good job of predictin