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Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridora modern motorboat on the Erie Canal at sunrise.
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Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor
Weather
 

Weather along the Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor can vary greatly from one end of the Corridor to the other. Lake effect snows in winter from Buffalo to Syracuse may only be flurries by Utica, and merely cloudy skies in Albany. Clearing skies in Rochester may be the wake of a heavy thunderstorm that has moved on to Saratoga Springs.

Up-to-date weather information can be obtained from a few sources. If you know your destination, try:

If you are not sure yet where you might go, and need more general New York State weather information, try:

Part of the Erie Canalway today  

Did You Know?
Operated by the New York State Canal Corporation, the Erie Canal system is now actively used for recreational boating and fishing, commercial boating, as well as hiking and bicycling along the cross-state Canalway Trail.

Last Updated: July 27, 2006 at 12:15 EST