Some milder weather has everyone thinking 'spring,' already, but March has other plans.

As far as winters go, this one has been anything but a doozy in the Capital Region and Upstate NY. It has been mild, snowfall below average, and well - let's just say it has not been a tough season to deal with. That said, this is Upstate New York and it is March - so it is to be expected to get a little more winter weather coming our way.

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Winter Weather Returns To Upstate New York This Weekend

This first day of Spring is March 19th, and Old Man Winter will reappear this weekend. According to the Weather Channel, after an end-of-work-week break from rain, a weekend storm is heading towards the Northeast this weekend. It will bring mostly rain to Upstate NY on Saturday. Rain will continue in the Albany area on Sunday, but the Weather Channel is predicting a few inches of snow in areas around the Capital Region and across the state with the possibility of 5-plus inches at higher elevations in the Adirondacks.

Yes, one last blast of winter, but this seems to be pretty much in line with all the storms we have had this winter: underwhelming.

Albany's 10 Least Snowy Winters Of All Time

Some winters in Upstate New York can be absolutely brutal as far as massive amounts of snow. Then there are times like this winter when it feels like the snow is pretty much non-existent. It wouldn't be the first time! Here are the 10 least snowy winters of all time according to the National Weather Service of Albany

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The Capital Region's Worst Roads To Drive In The Snow

Driving in the Capital Region can be a chore in the warmer months. But during the winter, there are some roads local drivers would rather avoid. That applies when the snow falls and in some cases when our wintertime nemesis, pool-sized potholes, begin reproducing like rabbits! Here are the worst Capital Region roads to navigate while driving in the snow according to YOU.

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Albany's Top 10 Snowiest Winters Of All Time [RANKED]

Another Upstate New York winter is upon us. And while it is popular for forecasters to predict a cold and snowy winter ahead, how much snow would it actually take to make it an all-time winter when it comes to big a big snowfall total for the season? In the average winter, the National Weather Service (NWS_ says we get 59.2 inches of snow in Albany. We will have to crush that number this winter for the season ahead to make this NWS top 10 list of our snowiest Albany winters on record.

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