weather

When I see "Nor'easter Developing" in all of the news headlines, I've got to ponder "What in the world is a Nor'easter"? Before you get too judgmental, please be advised that I am not actually from the Northeast. In the Midwest we don't really have such a thing.

The winds were monsoon-like, any moisture froze and we weren't expecting it, that's for sure. In a forecast that called for possible snow, waking up to nothing more than a windblown Capital Region was a nice sight, or so it seemed.

(To be read as sweet, joyous Christmas music plays in your head) Even as I write this there is a dusting of snow on the ground, the heat is up in the house, hot chocolate is steaming in my mug and the Hallmark Christmas movies are still playing on the tv...

I have a rental car, and my snow brush is in my real car at the shop.... I'm cheap and lazy, so I didn't buy and new one!  I know... lame. But, that's the situation.  I'm telling you this because I feel like you're gonna need yours tomorrow as you get ready for work...

We're expecting a BEAUTIFUL day Saturday. It's sad to think that this could be the last we see of the mid-60s for a while (unless we have a magical winter like last year - I won't hold my asthmatic breath.) So, how should you spend it? I have a few ideas!

Do you think we'll see another day like this before winter comes?

We all get those notifications for emergency alerts. Well, Senator Chuck Schumer thinks we should just get them but they should include photos as well.

News 10 ABC meteorologist Steve Caporizzo, as you know, has been doing the weather on WGNA for, well, forever, and every Thursday morning he joins us live for Pet Connection, so I took the opportunity today to ask him about the weather for Countryfest. There has been talk of rain and talk of sun, but as you know the show goes on regardless. It doesn't hurt to get an idea of what is possible, that

When I took a peak at the forecast for the week on Sunday, I'll admit, I was pretty devastated. The last thing any of us really want to see is a week full of rain and unfortunately

I am no meteorologist but if you were to ask Steve Caporizzo he would tell you I am pretty well versed in the ways of the weather for a layman, and if you asked my wife she'd tell you I am a bit "weather obsessed." I can say that I was the one who predicted a warmer drier winter last August. So I got at least one thing right. That was then though, this is now and dang it, we need some go

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 if you have heard yet but meteorologist are getting crazy lately about the potential El Nino that we will be experiencing this year. In fact they say that it could be even stronger than the El Nino of 1997. SO, what does that mean for us? They say it should mean a warmer drier winter. I will gladly take that.