winter

Winter hit us quickly. You may not have been ready with your rock salt or heavy coats yet, but most likely, you already broke this New York State law with the cold.

Our cold October and November may be the best inidicator of what is to come this winter.

We haven't even started the winter yet and it's already been bitter cold. It looks as if we are in for a long cold, snowy winter. There are millions of dollars available in heating assistance for all New Yorkers that qualify.

Our average first snowfall in Albany is usually in mid November, and we could see our first measurable snow by the end of the week.

Although I am not an avid skier, I was surprised to learn that one of the local mountains has opened for business. They are the only ones so far to declare that ski season has begun.

We are getting much closer to our first snowfall of the season and the averages say it is only 2 weeks away.

NOAA has announced their outlook for the upcoming winter. What will it be like here in the Capital Region?

You may see a little relief in your heating fuel costs this winter.

As we enjoy these last few warm September days, we know what is right around the corner. But how soon are we likely to get our first snow?

It is important to plan ahead especially with our unpredictable winters here in New York state. The Department of Transportation is looking to hire now in time for the winter. Here's how to apply.

Brian's dog Biggie is constantly begging for people food so Brian went and sought out some tips on how to stop the behavior and keep Biggie in good health.

This weekend it looks like the weather in the Capital Region will finally take a turn towards Spring.