buffalo snow

While it might say Spring on the calendar, Old Man Winter is giving Western New York one (hopefully) last visit this week.

Winter isn't over just yet and as the temps are expected to dip well below freezing, officials are ringing the alarm.

The lake effect snow band that dropped several inches of snow on the Southern Tier and Southtowns in Western New York is setting its sights on the City of Buffalo and the Northtowns.

It looks like we really need to prepare for snow to arrive in the Buffalo region.

If you were to look outside at any point over the last month, it would be hard to believe that we're deep into autumn and on a steady march towards winter. Unseasonably mild temperatures have been hitting all over the northeast, causing a weird situation where several regions have been dealing with drought-like conditions...

Yes, it was in the 70s within the past few weeks. It might not have happened yet, but the snow is coming and bringing with it freezing temperatures.

If you're on the lookout for cold and snow, you may be waiting a while.

Don’t panic, but snow could come sooner than you think to Buffalo.

To say that it's been an odd winter would be an understatement.

Since 2011 winter storms have had names like hurricanes and Gerri has introduced itself to Buffalo and Western New York.

Extreme winds, cold temps, and lake effect snow has caused officials in the 716 to issue alerts to help keep people safe.

The long range weather forecast has lots of people thinking that Buffalo will be snowless during the Christmas holiday.