weather

I know it's beating a dead horse here (sorry PETA), but this is beyond belief.  Now it's puddles that we have to deal with!  It's either been sunny and bone chilling cold, or warm but raining, or neither and snowing up to our foreheads.  And who do we blame during times like these?   News 10's Steve Caporizzo of course!

I actually thought we were done with the white stuff, but I should know better. After all, it is the northeast, and it's early spring.

It’s been a couple of days since we’ve had any rain or snow, but with all the snow melt and rain that we did have, The National Weather Service still has flood warnings for people in Albany, Schenectady and Saratoga Counties, until 3:15 p.m., this afternoon.

We were expecting to get 4-8 inches of snow here in the Albany area. That just changed as the weather gurus have added another 3 inches to the total. Albany can expect at least a foot now, and the northern tier in the Glens Falls and Lake George region will get 14-17 inches now.

The first big thaw of late winter is upon us. With it comes a whole new set of gripes. Can't we just be happy for a few days.

I'm looking out the WGNA studio window at a very beautiful day.

I'll bet you didn't think there would be another holiday. Today, there are tons of schools closed, along with many businesses. Didn't you get the memo?

As I'm writing this and look outside, I see a lot of sun. Not a cloud in the sky. I know this won't be lasting much longer because we have another storm on the way.

Here in the U.S. 48 states have had snow, while, Australia's third largest city, has been hit with flash floods and have caused at least 10 reported deaths, 70 missing persons and displacement of hundreds of thousands of people.

I bet most of you are not aware, but it's snowing out.  And we are getting hit with a lot of the cold white stuff.  I know it has dominated most all of the Facebook posts I've seen today and all of the news.

The Wednesday morning commute could be a rough one.

You can finally do more than look at your snowmobile in the Capital Region.