Mike Randall

An arctic blast from Canada is responsible for the frigid temperatures in the northern U.S. and some of the coldest air to hit this area in two years. You think it was cold here in Western New York...temperatures plummeted overnight to 36 degrees below zero in Saranac Lake.  When factoring in wind chills, it actually felt as cold as 50 degrees below zero in some areas. In contrast, it's currently

Western New York awakens to a fresh coating of snow this morning, about three inches fell across all of Western New York overnight.  Meteorologist Mike Randall described this as a general snowfall, unlike the last few that have been of the Lake Effect variety.

According to Mike Randall of WKBW we can rest assured that we will have a white Christmas. Mike is predicting that we will not see a warm up any time soon with temperatures holding steady in the twenties and the chance of Lake Effect Snow on Christmas Eve...