weather

As we get ready to kick off Summer this coming weekend, here's what you can expect from Mother Nature

With powerful storms heading into the area this afternoon, the National Weather Service has issued a Tornado Watch for the Capital Region until 8pm.

A couple warm spring days has me thinking summer, and it looks like it's going to be hotter than normal.

All of those flurries that have still been flying around will finally come to an end this weekend as Spring finally arrives in a big way!

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

70 degree plus temps are on the horizon for today, but don't break out the shorts and flip-flops just yet as we'll be getting a harsh dose of February weather on Thursday with temperatures back in the middle 30's.  I'm no weather expert, but that's quite the variance! I did geek out a little bit on Wednesday night and checked some sources to see just how unusual a 70 degree Albany day in February

It's not going to be exactly Sunny & 75, but we have a little bit of warm-up on the way next week to get you through the last week of February.

We know what the Polar Vortex has in store for us this weekend, but it looks like it could be one for the record books

The Good News: We probably won't see a lot of snow from a powerful storm brewing over the Atlantic Ocean right now. The Bad? It will lead to more extremely cold temps later this week.

Enjoy the milder weather while it lasts because later this week you will definitely need that winter jacket for most of December!

Albany's mid-September warm-up looks like it will continue.

On the heals of Hurricane Harvey, there is now another very powerful storm developing in the Caribbean. How will Irma affect us here in New York?