With Spring weather around the corner, many New Yorkers are glad to put winter in their rearview mirror. Depending on ...

Eastern Iowa was hit the hardest by snowfall Wednesday with central Iowa not far behind. Totals could still increase as final reports come in.

Feet of snow across parts of central New York caused more than two dozen homes and businesses to collapse under its weight, according to Oswego County officials ... weekly totals included 79.1 ...

WILLIAMSTOWN, N.Y. – Feet of snow across parts of central New York caused more than two dozen homes and businesses to collapse under its weight, according to Oswego County officials. A lake ...

A specialized team in structural collapse support, the New York ... on county Route 176 in the town of Volney, county officials said. The snowstorm in the county lasted six days. The snow totals ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. — Ever since a Winter Weather Advisory went in effect Wednesday (and has since expired) for much of Western New York, snowfall totals have been routinely recorded over at the ...

I’M SARAH SOWERS FOR WXII 12 NEWS. WELL, OUR FIRST WARNING METEOROLOGIST CALLED IT A SAID ALAMANCE COUNTY AND OTHER PLACES WOULD BE SEEING SNOW TOTALS. THERE ARE ESTIMATED TO BE AROUND TWO INCHES.

While several western New York counties tallied more than a foot of snow this week, two towns in Oneida County measured more than four feet of snow (with the Town of Point Rock just a smidge under ...

Syracuse, N.Y -- This was a lake effect storm we’ll be talking about for years in Upstate New York ... snow fell -- and fell and fell -- for a week solid. Hit hardest was the Oswego County ...

Preliminary snow totals show that some areas received nearly 6″ of snow while others saw less than half an inch. These are the highest reported at each location, not necessarily the entire town.

The multi-day storm has left several Central New York towns buried once again in several feet of snow ... Service observed totals from Sunday, February 16 to Wednesday, February 19. Point Rock, near ...

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