EXPECT HIGH IMPACT WEATHER THROUGH TUESDAY NIGHT:

Here's Your Latest Forecast from Meteorologist Andy Gregorio WTEN

EXPECT HIGH IMPACT WEATHER THROUGH TUESDAY NIGHT: Tonight: A few hours of freezing rain changing to rain after midnight throughout. Ice accumulations of < than 1/10th of an inch expected. temps rise after midnight to between 35° and 45°.

The snow is coming!

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Wild weather on the way

Weather

I'm no meteorologist. But MAN it's cold!

12033 Weather

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Schools brace for Sandy

Early Dismissal Due to Storm - October 29

School districts are taking no chances in anticipation of the possibility of rain and damaging winds associated with Sandy. Local schools closing ahead of the Super Storm. 

NEWS10 Sights on Sandy

Posted: Oct 26, 2012 8:50 AM EDT Updated: Oct 26, 2012 4:40 PM EDT 
 

VIEW: Latest Information on Hurricane Sandy from the National Hurricane Center here.

The brunt of the Hurricane Sandy hybrid weather mayhem will be concentrated where the hurricane comes ashore early Tuesday, but there will be hundreds of miles of steady, strong and damaging winds and rain for the entire Eastern region for several days, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

Water restrictions

Take a look at your lawn...

• Lack of rain leads to Clifton Park water restrictions

Residents who violate the restrictions could be subject to fines, the water authority said.

• Pittsfield asks residents to conserve water

PITTSFIELD -- The Department of Public Utilities in Pittsfield is asking all city water users to reduce all non-essential uses of water.

They would particularity like to see excessive lawn watering end and for tasks utilizing water to be carried out on alternating days, not all at once.

The city maintains it is not experiencing a water shortage.

• Mechanicville issues voluntary water restriction

Residents with even house numbers are asked to sprinkle on even numbered days.
Residents with odd house numbers are asked to sprinkle on odd numbered days.

Nearly 20,000 without power after storm

More heat and humidity expected Wednesday
By Bryan Fitzgerald
Updated 07:06 p.m., Tuesday, May 29, 2012

Heavy rains and wind knocked out power to 20,000 National Grid customers, with Rensselaer and Saratoga counties appearing to take the brunt of a nasty Tuesday afternoon storm that came with tornado threats and reports of large-scale flooding.