Fulton Daily News
Investigators Confirm a Tornado Hit Palermo
National Weather Service investigators confirm that it was a tornado that did heavy damage to Bruce and Margaret Meldrim’s farm on Jackson Rd. in Palermo Monday.
Weather
Oswego Daily News
May 2010 Was One Of The Warmest
The average temperature last month, 60.6 degrees, was more than4 degrees higher than average and appears to also be the third warmest May on record in the Port City.
Oswego Daily News
Scene Around Town: Cooling Off In Lake Ontario
As the temperature hovered around 80 degrees and the humidity continued to rise on Tuesday, this trio found the ideal spot to relax and cool off – floating in the middle of Lake Ontario. Many more will likely head to the lake today as several areas of Central New York are forecasting possible record warmth.
Oswego Daily News
April 2010 Second Warmest On Record
Even though it snowed in April, the first time since Feb. 28, last month goes into the record books as the warmest April on record. The average temperature last month was 51.7 degrees. That’s 7 degrees above average – and the warmest on record since 1844.
Oswego Daily News
March 2010 Was Warmer Than Normal
The average temperature last month was 6.2 degrees higher than average. However, that is only No. 7 on the list of all time warmest Marches since 1844. Flowers and trees all over were starting to pop out.
Community
SKYWARN Training in Fulton Wednesday
SKYWARN spotters support their local community and government by providing reports of severe weather directly to the National Weather Service in Buffalo through amateur radio or the NWS spotter hotline. The services performed by SKYWARN spotters have saved many lives.
Oswego Daily News
February 2010 was Warmer, Snowier Than Normal
The average temperature was 2.6 degrees warmer than average last month. And yet, the snowfall for February was still 4.1 inches above average.
Oswego Daily News
January’s Weather Was ‘Pretty Close To Average’
The temperature was just 1.4 degrees higher than average. The precipitation was 0.38-inch below normal and the snowfall was 0.08-inch above average.
Fulton Daily News
It Was Nice While It Lasted
Records fell across Upstate New York on Monday as an unusually late mid-winter melt came to an end.
From Binghamton to Watertown, the weather set records for temperatures in the 50s and for rainfall as high as 1.75 inches in Binghamton.
Oswego Daily News
December 2009 Was Rather Average
The temperature and precipitation were both just about average last month. Total snowfall, however, was more than 5.5 inches below normal.