Steve Howe

2 months ago | yahoo.com | Steve Howe |Madison Scott |Victoria Freile

Western New York is battening down the hatches for another round of winter weather this weekend, with snow persisting through the weekend. The total will vary by location, but areas downwind of the Great Lakes are expected to see the strongest impacts from the system that will stick around through Sunday. The further from the lakes, the less snow in western New York, though the same won’t hold true in Central New York. How much snow is Rochester expected to get?

2 months ago | yahoo.com | Steve Howe

ALBANY — It was still dark and frigidly cold when the bus was loaded in the parking lot to St. Monica’s Church on Genesee Street in Rochester. One-by-one more than a dozen people exit the warmth of the cars and climb on the tour bus at 6 a.m., the beginning of a long day spent rallying and lobbying state elected officials in Albany on climate change topics. The bus was already half-full with activists from Buffalo, including members of People United for Sustainable Housing.

Jan 24, 2025 | ourcommunitynow.com | Steve Howe

Conditions will be cold, but otherwise unspectacular for the time of year, when the Buffalo Bills face the Kansas City Chiefs with a Super Bowl berth on the line. Josh Allen , Patrick Mahomes and their respective squads are no strangers to weather below freezing, so the temperature shouldn’t be too much of a factor with little to no chance of precipitation and normal winds expected for the 6:30 p.m. kickoff Sunday . Kansas City weather for Bills vs.

Jan 21, 2025 | democratandchronicle.com | Steve Howe

Steve HoweRochester Democrat and ChronicleWhile gripped by bitter cold like most of the country right now, the weather is looking more manageable for the AFC Championship Game between the Buffalo Bills and Kansas City Chiefs. Temperatures will cross the freezing mark during the day, but be back below 32 degrees by kickoff when the conference’s top teams battle for a berth in the Super Bowl.

Jan 21, 2025 | mpnnow.com | Steve Howe

Steve HoweRochester Democrat and ChronicleWhile gripped by bitter cold like most of the country right now, the weather is looking more manageable for the AFC Championship Game between the Buffalo Bills and Kansas City Chiefs. Temperatures will cross the freezing mark during the day, but be back below 32 degrees by kickoff when the conference’s top teams battle for a berth in the Super Bowl.