Another wave of winter weather is expected to bring snow and sleet to Ohio starting around Dec. 10. The Cincinnati and Chardon areas could see the most snow, with forecasts predicting up to 7 inches.

Up to 10 feet of snow in some areas. Severe winter storms bring up to 10 feet of snow to U.S. Northwest regions. NWS warns: “travel could be very difficult to impossible,” and urges staying indoors.

CLEVELAND — DEC. 14 UPDATE: Just before 9:30 p.m. Sunday, the National Weather Service canceled its Lake Effect Snow Warning and Winter Weather Advisory in several Northeast Ohio counties. The ...

A winter weather advisory is in effect for Jefferson County due to expected snow and cold temperatures. Louisville could see one to three inches of snow overnight, potentially impacting the morning ...

View post: Winter Storm Warning for 15 States Brings 'Bitterly Cold' -20° Temperature, Winds Exceeding 40 MPH, and 12 Inches of Snow Severe winter storms are affecting 19 states and Washington, D.C.

According to NWS Burlington, one to five inches of snow is expected throughout the state, with higher amounts in the mountains. One to three inches are expected in Burlington. Snow is expected to ...

Winter weather-related alerts from the National Weather Service (NWS) span numerous U.S. states as of early Monday, with up to 22 inches of snow forecast for some parts of the country. Winter storm ...

Temperatures are expected to be warmer in Massachusetts today, but that doesn't necessarily mean nice weather. After a frigid start to the week, rain, coming from west to east, is expected to move ...

Widespread cold and snow are set to hit several states across the northern half of the United States ahead of the weekend, where the National Weather Service has issued Winter Storm Warnings and ...

The snowfall predictions for early Friday were up and down. Initial projections called for 2 to 4 inches of snow covering the region, leading to several schools and colleges closing or changing their ...

Snow is expected to start tapering off Saturday evening after falling at a rate of up to an inch an hour across Indianapolis through the afternoon, according to the National Weather Service. The NWS ...