Nor'easter

The Southern Tier is bracing for a multiday winter storm which could cut power to thousands by the time the storm is over.

Residents of the Twin Tiers were blindsided by a Nor'easter that knocked out power for days. Now, many wonder how to recoup money lost on spoiled groceries.

New York State Electric and Gas is keeping an eye on weather conditions following over 24 hours of work for crews repairing downed power lines in the region.

Residents who have travel plans to the south or east of Broome County may run into some of the effects of the 4th Nor’easter to hit New England in the past several weeks.

Forecasters are keeping tabs on the latest storm system tracking in from the West, which is projected to become yet another nor’easter.

Instead of a couple of inches of snow for the Greater Binghamton area, weather spotters reported half foot totals or more around the region March 14 into early March 15.

The National Weather Service has a Winter Weather Advisory in effect for parts of the Twin Tiers.

More snow could be coming to the northeast. The good news is, the Twin Tiers and Central New York, at this point, are expected to again avoid a direct hit.

Winter Storm Warnings and Weather Advisories are in effect for the Twin Tiers until early March 8.

New York State Electric and Gas customers hardest hit by power outages from the March 3 storm may be finding their power back just in time to be hit with the next snow storm.