It’s time to write another blog. So here I go. Deep snow cover continues across Central NY, The Tug Hill, Adirondacks and North Country. Some areas have all time record high snowfall on the ground, especially Oswego, Oneida, Lewis and Herkimer Counties. There will be some melting of the snow next week, but not a

Hey there! Deciding to go on an evening blog this time. Again. The weather will actually be QUIET for the next several days with moderating temperatures. As the thermometer returns to normal early next week, it returns to a place it hasn’t been most of this month: ABOVE FREEZING! After a few days like that,

TODAY IS YOUR DAY TO GET OUT AND CLEAR THE SNOW OFF. SERIOUSLY. TAKE THE DAY. ESPECIALLY WHERE THE LAKE EFFECT LEFT ANOTHER SEVERAL FEET OF SNOW. ROOFS ARE CAVING IN EVERYWHERE. SEVERAL PEOPLE I KNOW HAVE HAD ROOFS CAVE IN OVER THE LAST DAY BECAUSE OF THE INCREDIBLE SNOWS. DO WHATEVER YOU CAN TO

I AM SORRY. SO SORRY. THIS LAKE EFFECT, WIND, AND COLD EVENT HAS BEEN BEYOND WHAT I THOUGHT. THE SNOWFALL ACCUMULATIONS WERE WAY MORE THAN I THOUGHT. IT LOOKS LIKE THE SECOND “GENERATIONAL” TO “HISTORIC” LAKE EFFECT OFF OF LAKE ONTARIO. JUST THIS WINTER ALONE. I KNOW YOU ALL ARE BURIED SO BAD IT’S $&%#!!!

Power outages. Lots of them. High winds. 60 MPH gusts, if not higher. Heavy lake effect snows downwind of Lake Erie (mostly frozen) but especially downwind of Lake Ontario (unfrozen). That is the way it looks for the next two days. Wednesday is a break day. Thursday is another snow day, this one mainly for