He and others in the field have been hoping for snow, but so far, the winter season has been dry. "We've really been hoping for snow since the holidays," said Bogdanoff. "It's been real slow." ...

Wet, wintry weather has arrived in the Baltimore area this weekend, with possible snow showers forecast to continue next week. Moderate rainfall predicted for the evening, combined with recently ...

The National Weather Service forecast calls for more snow tonight and Friday.

SNOW CONTINUES AS WE HEAD THROUGHOUT THE REST OF THE EVENING INTO THE EARLY OVERNIGHT. 2 TO 4IN OF ADDITIONAL SNOW ROADS STAY SLICK ALL EVENING LONG AND LIKELY INTO TOMORROW MORNING. THERE’S ...

Winter weather advisories have been issued for eight New Jersey counties with up to 5 inches of snow in the forecast for yet another winter storm this weekend. The snow Saturday night may not last ...

AGAIN, HIGHEST SNOW TOTALS GOING TO BE NORTHEAST OKLAHOMA. BIGGER STORY FOR US REALLY IS GOING TO BE THE COLD. FEELS LIKE TEMPERATURES ON OUR TUESDAY START TO APPROACH BELOW ZERO. AND THEN WE GO ...

A major winter storm is expected to hit southern Quebec late Wednesday with up to 40 centimetres of snow expected by Thursday ... be the worst storm of the season. A large part of southern Ontario ...

Here's how much snow has fallen near you and what to expect Wednesday. "The first significant snow of the season is expected ... portion of the area, with 5-9 inches for locations near Lake ...

Lows 20-28° THURSDAY: FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY Briefly dry, then 1-3″ snow in metro area, blowing and drifting a bit. Drier afternoon and early evening. Spots of ice pellets or freezing rain in ...

Tomorrow: Lake effect snow showers early, then cloudy and windy. Temps fall into the mid 20s by midday then fall through the afternoon. Monday's high temperature is near 5.

The National Weather Service forecast calls for more snow tonight and Friday. Snow, snow and more snow. So how much has fallen so far this year? Check out this National Snowfall Tracker from USA ...

Vail Mountain has benefitted from a big November this season, in which nearly 90 inches were recorded before December. But Vail’s snow-water equivalent was measuring 10.5 inches as of Thursday, well ...