Winter

Cities across the east coast and northeastern United States are experiencing significantly less snow than in previous years, leading to several winter-focused businesses suffering.

A winter weather advisory is in effect for the Syracuse area through Thursday morning.

Local business owners didn't see an immediate impact, but organizers say the investment is long term.

The City of Syracuse is answering a plea for help from the City of Buffalo and the state by sending crews and equipment to snowed-in Western New York.

La Niña weather patterns, which usually enhance milder weather in the Northeast and colder water temperatures in the Pacific Ocean of the US West Coast, are predicted to be relatively milder in Syracuse and CNY this winter.

Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh said the new tool will inform residents about snowy weather conditions and city’s managements.

Onondaga County is seeing an increase in COVID-19 cases this week. With 89 new cases over Wednesday and Thursday, some are questioning if this is the…

What does winter have in store? It’s the time of year again when Central New Yorkers begin to ponder what weather patterns lie ahead. Bitter temperatures…