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

Winter weather advisories are in effect for much of Western New York.

Excessive snow led to whiteout conditions that caused a massive pile-up on the New York Thruway.

In all portions of New York State big wind gusts are going to be coming through this week with some speeds expected to be close to 60 miles per hour.

It was cold and windy in Western New York yesterday and while it won't be as windy as yesterday it will be colder across the 716.

One town in Upstate New York has hit the 200 inches of snow mark for the first time in five years. And Old Man Winter isn't done yet.

A winter weather advisory has been issued for Buffalo and Erie County.

While we haven’t had a record-breaking amount of snowfall across Buffalo and Erie County this year—yet—it’s been a steady stream of snowflakes for the past few weeks.

The temperatures will be at a low by Tuesday and Wednesday this week, but nearly the entire State is gearing up for snow and some spots up to a foot.

Meteorologists throw around these terms a lot, but what exactly do they mean?

One of the best ways to know that winter has arrived in Western New York is if you can look into lake and see the boom.

There is a large amount of snow that is about to fall in portions of New York State. Are you ready? Do you have the right vehicle to get you where you need to be?