Snowfall total forecasts for a winter storm expected to hit New Jersey tonight have increased to 5+ inches in some areas with winter weather advisories now expanded to 19 counties. The National ...

Widespread snowfall totals of 1 to 5 inches are in the forecast for New Jersey from a winter storm that is expected to start tonight and continue into Sunday morning. Precipitation will begin falling ...

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Prepare for more snow, Chicago, with a brief temperature warm-up followed by "another shot" of Arctic Air coming as an "active" start to December continues. The forecast comes after several inches of ...

UPDATE: Winter storm warning issued for 3 N.J. counties expecting most snow Snowfall total forecasts for a winter storm expected to hit New Jersey tonight have increased to 5+ inches in some areas ...

View of a man throwing snow or seafoam from the ground at Mission Beach, possibly 1932. Quite a bit of snow or seafoam is on the beach, apparently from a freak snowstorm. (Photo courtesy of San Diego ...

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.

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The snowfall is (mostly) done after the latest wintry storm dumped several inches across much of Minnesota and western Wisconsin. Some flurries are possible throughout the day Wednesday but the ...

A winter weather advisory is in effect for the Cincinnati region until 10 a.m. Friday due to early morning snow. Snowfall prompted some school closures and delays, with accumulations expected to be ...

A fast-moving clipper system is set to bring a blanket of snow across central Indiana Thursday night, with most locations picking up 2–5 inches. A few places south of Indianapolis may get 5-6 inches.