storms

Driving from the Capital Region to Vermont the other night, I got a chance to see some of the damage done by the recent storms. In a recent post by WNYT, updating the public on power outages and work being done by National Grid, they noted that nearly 300,000 customers had been impacted by the storms...

Well, I can see how this could certainly put a damper on your day at the park.

Tornadoes and thunderstorms rampaged through the Midwest today, killing several people in Illinois and leaving a path of destruction.

Using the word stupid isn't always polite and should be reserved for special occasions  and The Weather Channel trying to name winter storms is a perfect example of when to use the word stupid.

Looks like we are closer to being in the clear than many counties south of the Albany area. We are still under a tornado watch until around 9PM, and there is still the possibility of some thunderstorms, possibly severe. The worst of the storm is tracking south of the Albany area.

We here in the Capital Region have been lucky so far with these disrupted summer storms that surged across the Mid-Atlantic states. From Baltimore to Atlanta millions of Americans do not have power and don't expect it to be restored until the end of the week. Add in that a heat wave of 90 plus degree temperatures, makes people realize how much they depend on electricity. We want to know if that

Many people are still talking about the storms from Tuesday afternoon. When the storm hit Lake George golf ball to softball size hail fell. Check out this incredible two minute video of the hailstorm, taken near the Broadwalk in the village. The video looks more like hurricane coverage in Florida than in the mountains of the Adirondacks. In the quiet aftermath of the storm, you hear off camera

Wow, talk about devastation. Some of footage from the tornadoes in the south is just plain scary. If you’re like me and have never really been anywhere near one, it almost seems unreal. After watching some of these videos I think, sometimes it’s not so bad living in the Northeast...