Weather

The Old Farmer's Almanac has big news for Upstate New York in its newly released fall 2026 forecast.

A slow-moving weather system brings a serious flood risk to Broome, Delaware, Chenango, and Otsego counties as heavy rainfall threatens local roads, creeks, and low-lying areas through Wednesday.

A tornado touched down in Broome County, New York on July 18, intensifying from EF-0 to EF-1 with 95 mph winds.

Severe winds and heavy rain have left roads littered with downed trees and active power lines, prompting a travel advisory for Colchester residents.

Severe winds have left a trail of damage across Hancock, knocking out power and forcing officials to ban all unnecessary travel until further notice.

The National Weather Service has issued a Heat Advisory for the Southern Tier as humidity pushes the heat index near 104 degrees. Canadian wildfire smoke is expected to bring widespread haze by midweek.

Broome County parks are kicking off the 2026 summer season with free admission, but a rainy forecast means you'll need to time your holiday weekend visits perfectly to catch the best weather windows.

Whether your state is actually part of Tornado Alley comes down to the time of year.

The first tornado of 2026 in New York has been confirmed in Cattaraugus County. The EF-1 tornado, with estimated winds of 107 mph, snapped trees, damaged homes, and tore a barn roof off.

Brr, it’s about to get really cold this weekend. A warm place to stay is more important than ever now, especially for those in need.

When the cold hits this hard in Binghamton, everyone feels it. We asked locals to finish one sentence and the answers were painfully relatable.

An avalanche during the winter storm has left a Pennsylvania roadway buried under massive amounts of snow, prompting emergency crews to shut down the area and issue travel advisories.

With heavy snow piling up and dangerously cold temperatures continuing, Broome County remains under a Travel Advisory as officials urge residents to stay off the roads unless absolutely necessary.

Dangerous winter conditions have prompted county leaders to take emergency action, with new travel restrictions now in effect to protect public safety.