severe weather

Repairs are almost complete on the miles of rail lines that were heavily damaged by the strong storms that ripped across Central New York this summer.

They're expecting inches of accumulation.

Keep your eye on the sky

Here's what to expect in the Capital Region

Here's a timeline of what to expect

Snow is finally falling in the Capital Region and it is making people miserable. It would not be the 518 if we were not cold and miserable during January, February and most of March, but remember it could be worse. I remember the snowstorm of 1988...

A scary line of storms moved through the Albany area on Wednesday night that caused a lot of damage and flash flooding in the area. We've gathered some pictures of damage around the region you can see below.

The Albany area and surrounding areas are being hammered by some severe weather. There are several severe thunderstorm warnings right now and a tornado watch as well. We'll keep you updated on-air and online with alerts and other information. Click 'read more' for the latest details.

Looks like we are closer to being in the clear than many counties south of the Albany area. We are still under a tornado watch until around 9PM, and there is still the possibility of some thunderstorms, possibly severe. The worst of the storm is tracking south of the Albany area.

We have some severe weather in the Albany area this evening including a tornado watch. A watch is not as serious as a warning but you can be sure if this turns into a warning (or other severe weather develops), we’ll do our best to pass along information on the air and online. Many of you have smart phones and iPads, so in the event you experience a power failure here are some sites and ways to ke

Brace for impact Capital Region because another heavy hitting winter system is right on top of us.  We could see over 15" of the white stuff by the end of it.