Blog Archives: January 2012
With all the talk of how mild it has been around these parts lately I thought it might be fun to take a look at just how persistent the warm spell has been. What I’ve found is a bit illuminating to say the least. p style="margin: 0in 0in...
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It has been a busy evening in the weather center with the passing of a cold front. The front brought snow squalls, windy conditions and thunder and lightning. Yes, you read that right. We had numerous reports of thunder and lightning from 630PM until 730PM, all across the viewing area....
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Coldest part of the year is not performing like it. A G1 solar storm last night (and what that means). Plus the national media did it again!
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Monday will go in the books as another mild January day all across Central New York. Today’s high at Griffiss was a balmy 45 degrees, a solid 15 degrees above seasonal average. Things will trend cooler...
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After a relatively quiet weekend, the weather turns more unsettled starting late tonight into Monday. Currently, skies remain partly to mostly clear, allowing temperatures to drop into the upper teen this evening before increasing back into the upper 20s throughout the...
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Thanks to high pressure, much calmer conditions and fresh snowpack, temperatures have really tumbled across our area this evening. As of 11 PM, the reading at Griffiss was 5 degrees. font size="3" face="Times New...
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A strong cold front is crossing Central New York late this evening. AN intense pressure gradient between areas near the area of low pressure and frontal boundary and areas away from this system is causing very gusty winds...
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It was a cold January morning across the area. Here’s a look at some of the many many overnight low temperature reports we’ve gathered via blog and facebook:
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Winter came in a fury yesterday with wind and snow. Here’s a look at the snowfall totals from yesterday’s storm and last night’s lake effect: ...
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Data coming into the weather center continues to point to the possibility for a round of freezing rain, or mixed precipitation, for late Wednesday Night and early Thursday, followed by the possibility for a period of snow by Friday. p style="margin:...
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A look at the weekend, the lack of snow cover, and our next chance of getting & staying cold...
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Good Thursday! The bitterly cold air has departed, leaving behind some lake effect snow showers. A very weak disturbance is kicking off snow showers. The lakes will be favorable for light snow and flurries for most of the day with a near 290 wind (Mohawk Valley style band placement). Some...
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Lake effect numbers overnight, and cold temperatures this afternoon. Winter is here!
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Round one of the lake effect has end with some heftysnowfall totals across the North Country.
Old Forge/Inlet: 12.0”
Lowville: 10.0”
West Leyden: 6.0”
We are still waiting for more official reports from the NWSout of Albany and Buffalo. Another cold front has exited Central NY and behindthe front,...
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A strong cold front is moving through Central NY this evening, bringing scattered showers and windy conditions. The big story is what is behind the system. Winds will shift to the west once the cold front pushes east, creating a 270 flow over...
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December 18th, 2014
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December 14th, 2014
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December 12th, 2014
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December 10th, 2014
It's In No Hurry To Leave
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