Upstate New York experiences 1st snowfall of season
Parts of Upstate NY see first accumulating snowfall of the season
Parts of Upstate New York saw their first accumulating snowfall of the year today, primarily in the Adirondacks. This photo shows snowfall at the base of Whiteface Mountain, elevation 2,016 feet, by noon today. New York State Mesonet Syracuse, N.Y. -- Snow season has officially begun in Upstate New York.
First Accumulating Snow of Season Arrives in Upstate New York
Ready or not, here comes winter. The first accumulating snow of the season has arrived in Upstate New York. The first flakes arrived early this year, falling on Whiteface Mountain on September 8. Thankfully it didn't stay for very long. How early has snow started falling in Central and Upstate New York?
Fall foliage is slowly starting to peak in the Hudson Valley and other parts of New York. See the maps for the latest timeline.
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A northern lights map shows any state caught in the red view line could see the aurora over the next two nights.
A geomagnetic storm is expected to trigger the northern lights, or aurora borealis, around NYC and New Jersey tonight.
See the forecasted map below. The NWS clarifies that this predictive ... The forecasted storm won't be the first snowfall of the season for New York's Adirondack Mountains or Vermont's Green ...
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A severe G4 Geomagnetic Storm has occurred, offering WNY the chance to see the Aurora Borealis Thursday and Friday night.
The northern lights will be visible for parts of the northern U.S., according to the NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center's ...
An area of low pressure in the Atlantic has a 20 percent chance of reaching tropical cyclone strength in the next 48 hours.
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