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From the Weather Office

Here comes the cold (1/14/13)

(Monday, 1/14/13) After a relatively mild beginning of the month, it appears as though the wheels are in motion for the weather to turn much colder around here.

Teske's Tidbits

A month's worth of rain already... (6-11-13)

(6:00 pm Tuesday June 11th) June has gotten off to a wet start in Syracuse and only 1/3 of the way through the month we've already exceeded our normal June total. And guess what, there is more rain in the forecast.

Recent Storm Coverage

Seneca Falls storm damage survey (5-30-12)

Strong thunderstorms affected central New York Tuesday, May 29th. The most significant damage occurred around the Seneca Falls area. What follows is the damage survey from the National Weather Service in Binghamton

Meteorologist's Forecast

A much needed stretch of dry weather begins

(Wednesday Morning June 19, 2013) Central New Yorkers will finally be able to enjoy consecutive days of dry weather. While this dry period will start off cool, especially during the morning, expect our air to gradually warm over the coming days.

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