Winter

If snow, sleet, freezing rain, and super cold temperatures bring you joy, you're going to love what's headed our way. If you hate winter, we're sorry.

The City of Binghamton's alternate side of the street parking ended March 15, sort of.

The calendar may say "Spring" but the National Weather Service is still warning about Winter weather.

The National Weather Service in Binghamton has issued a Winter Weather Advisory until 3 a.m. February 28 with the possibility of several inches of snow.

Area law enforcement agencies are reporting only a few minor incidents of vehicles sliding off roads but many schools opt for delayed openings due to ice.

Mixed precipitation could make for tricky travel starting around mid-day February 20.

New York State Electric and Gas says it’s ready if high winds bring down branches and power lines.

The City of Binghamton and Village of Johnson City are encouraging people to just keep their cars off the streets for the weekend.

The National Weather Service in Binghamton is updating what had been a watch for winter weather to a Winter Storm Warning.

Motorists and municipalities that have largely been ignoring the winter parking rules are going to be in for a reality check with the potential of lots of snow for the weekend.