According to FOX 5 NY's Mike Woods, showers will intensify into the evening commute, especially across New York City and areas north and west, before tapering overnight.

The NWS in Buffalo has issued multiple winter storm watches for areas across western and north-central New York, with the potential for heavy lake-effect snow, strong winds, and dangerous travel conditions during the busy Thanksgiving travel period.

The National Weather Service warns of 40-degree temperatures feeling closer to 30 degrees during the parade, with wind gusts potentially reaching 40 mph in the city.

Lake-effect snow is expected to blast upstate New York along with other Northern states ahead of the Thansgiving holiday this week

AccuWeather forecasts mostly sunny conditions and west to west-southwest winds during the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. With the skies brightening and the holiday crowds filling Manhattan, the 99th annual event should keep its usual energy — balloons and all.

NEW YORK (PIX11) — After a very mild and damp Wednesday Getaway, much colder air has rushed into the region. Parade goers to the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade will need to bundle up as wind chills will be in the lower 30s. Despite the winds, it does ...

A foot or more of snow could fall Thursday and Friday near the eastern shores of Lake Erie, mostly southwest of Buffalo, and on the Tug Hill Plateau. Central New York and the Southern Tier are expected to get less snow, with most of it falling on Friday.

There will be a quiet start to the week, but wintry weather is set to return to Western New York just in time for Thanksgiving.

A cold front will move across Staten Island late Wednesday night, bringing a significant shift to colder and windier conditions for Thanksgiving. Residents can expect mild temperatures in the upper 50s to lower 60s degrees Wednesday before conditions change dramatically.

Thanksgiving in New York is shaping up to be decent– weather-wise, at least. The chance of rain spoiling the Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade will be null, according to the

While most forecasts point to a milder winter, if the right patterns align, pockets of heavy snow — or even a blizzard — could make a comeback to New York. Here's what to know.

Millions of Americans are set to travel for the Thanksgiving period but a series of powerful storms could bring disruptions and travel chaos for many