Saturday is the day we’ll really have to watch. The heat and humidity will still be intense, and heat alerts are expected to remain in place. It will feel hot very quickly, and by the afternoon, conditions could become dangerous if you’re outside for an extended period of time.
Homeowners across the Queen City are preparing as we inch closer to record low temps.
Our next significant weather system will approach the region late Sunday/early Monday. Temperatures Sunday night and early Monday will be below freezing so if we have any chance at seeing some snow, or a wintry mix across the Piedmont, it…
Department of Transportation crews have already begun treating major local roadways for possible winter weather expected Friday and next week.
After warmer weather last week, many towns in the mountains got another taste of winter weather today.
The first round of winter weather hit parts of Long Island Monday morning and was expected to continue falling into the evening throughout the tri-state area.
Dry and cool weather returns for the weekend.
Wednesday's storm brought down trees onto homes, took out power lines and caused flash flooding across the state.
Schools in the area are experiencing power outages due to the storm. Here are the schools without power:
