snowstorm

Get ready for the potential of a major snowstorm hitting New York State in the month of November. There's also the threat of a lake effect snowstorm.

We are getting a Nor'easter leaving us with almost a foot or more of snow. It is important to remember to clear out parts of our neighborhoods and houses. It could save your family's lives.

Make sure you are prepared for anything in case you find yourself stranded in your car. Here is a list of a few things you should have in your vehicle during a Capital Region snowstorm.

The massive winter storm that has hit large parts of the United States and Canada, has had a tremendous impact on multiple states from the midwest to the eastern seaboard.

There are all types of things that are needed to make sure you can ride out a major weather event. From extra batteries to bottled water, it's extremely important to have a well-rounded disaster preparedness plan, and there may be something you forgot to put on the list.

A bomb cyclone is ready to hit the northeast and parts of New York State will not escape the snowstorm.

We haven't gotten a significant snowstorm yet here in the Capital Region. This has given us a bit more time to prepare. The temperatures are getting colder and you never know if you will get stuck in a storm. Here are just a few things to have in your car just in case you get stuck.

With the impending major snowstorm in the Capital Region, it's an important reminder of what you need to make sure you are safe if you get stranded in your car during a storm. Here is a comprehensive list of what you should have in your vehicle in the winter in New York.

I don't have to tell you that we got a whopper of a snowstorm yesterday and in my mom's true fashion, she made the best of it. Watch her as she teaches you how to make a drink in honor of the nearly thirty inches of snow we got. Check out my mom making a Blizzard.

National Grid will be out in full force to help with power outages and line service. Here are some tips that can keep you safe during this winter storm.

Mother Nature delivered and we got over a foot of snow. I have a seven-year-old who loves the snow both to shovel and to go sledding in. So that's exactly what we did.

When we were traveling back from Buffalo on Christmas eve, we were caught in a pretty bad snowstorm that stayed with us across the state. Fortunately, we were able to get home safely but it was a very scary trip. From now on, I will make up two of these survival kits and put one in each of our cars...just in case.