23K views · 104 reactions | [1:46 PM EDT 8/24/25] Current radar depicts storms starting to develop in portions of Central NY, which will slowly move southward through this afternoon and evening as a cold front moves through the area. Possible threats include damaging winds, heavy rain, and hail. | US National Weather Service Binghamton NY | Facebook

16 reactions | [Radar loop 6:35am - 7:37am] Mainly plain rain is being observed across the area, with snow or a rain/snow mix across portions of the interior. As low pressure pulls away, precipitation will taper off from NW to SE. Dry conditions are expected by this afternoon/early evening. | US National Weather Service New York NY | Facebook

28 reactions | Radar loop 4:25PM-4:59PM A warm front, nearly stationary, is extended from west central NY down through western Long Island. The boundary will not move much overnight as high pressure remains along the New England coast. Expect light rain to continue overnight across the area. | US National Weather Service New York NY | Facebook

3.8K views · 54 reactions | Here is a high resolution model simulation of radar reflectivity from this afternoon through the first half of tonight. The simulation depicts light returns, in the form of light snow, moving across the region. Please note the times are approximate since this is a model simulation. Where light snow does fall, a coating is possible. The system quickly departs tonight. | US National Weather Service New York NY | Facebook

Meteorologist Lee Goldberg has the latest timing, impact and potential snowfall totals for a powerful winter storm that could bring significant snow to New York City and the Tri-State area Friday evening into Saturday morning. | ABC7NY