Heavy rains and alpine snow to impact British Columbia's South Coast this week, raising the avalanche danger throughout the region.

A special weather statement has been issued for Toronto as freezing rain is expected to transition to heavy snow this evening.

Watch for a short periods of moderate to heavy rainfall this evening. Light showers takeover again overnight, then another burst of steady rain arrives midday Wednesday. There might be hail and/or graupel mixed in with tomorrow's showers.

The Cascades could see 2-4 feet of snow between early Tuesday and late Thursday. Drivers should be prepared for winter conditions on the mountain passes.

After a New Year's Day filled with heavy rain and flash flooding, more rain is heading to drenched California.

Mostly cloudy and windy conditions remain Tuesday, with highs in the upper 30s and 40s. Strong winds through the day particularly for the Rocky Mtn. Front. High Wind Warning in effect through 11pm.

Messy weather is on the way. And this one is not just a "snow" storm for NJ, as sleet and rain contribute to treacherous travel starting Friday evening.

Milwaukee's weather forecast includes rain, fog, and a chance of snow, with varying temperatures and conditions throughout the week.

A Met Office warning for snow and ice has been extended in Wiltshire, as freezing temperatures continue. The yellow weather warning for snow and ice was first issued for Swindon and Wiltshire on Sunday evening,