As a massive winter storm takes aim starting Friday at much of the eastern US, officials from the Southeast to New England are preparing for what could be crippling ice and heavy snow.

Winter Storm Watches and Warnings are in place from Wichita to Omaha, where widespread snow/ice will cause life-threatening travel conditions this weekend. Upwards of 12" snow is possible in areas ...

Weekend weather forecast says another winter storm for Northeast, ... The storm is expected by Sunday night and will affect an interior swath of the northeast spanning from Pittsburgh to Maine.

A winter storm that has already wreaked havoc across the United States with snow and ice is set to make its final push Friday ... the storm is expected to bring frigid weekend temperatures, ...

A snow-covered street in midtown during a winter storm on February 1, 2021, in New York City. Several Northeastern states are bracing for snow and ice as a winter storm arrives this weekend.

The Northeast may be in for the season’s first winter storm this weekend, and it could be a big one. Skip to content. All Sections. Subscribe Now. 62°F. Tuesday, June 10th 2025 ...

Uncertainty remains on the exact track of the winter storm this weekend. There is the potential for a heavier ️ band to occur somewhere along and north of I-40.

A major winter storm brewing this week is likely to bring a white Christmas to parts of the country and threaten to impact travel for the holidays, according to forecasters. Snow, rain and strong ...

Major winter storm now looks unlikely this weekend. ... By the time this storm moves nearby New England it will be moving too far south of the region bring significant snow southern New England.

A major winter storm swept across large parts of the U.S. Friday, with blizzards pounding the Midwest ahead of an incoming Arctic freeze that will bring bone-chilling temperatures. More than 2,000 ...

According to a winter weather alert issued Wednesday by the National Weather Service, snow will primarily impact elevations above 6,000 feet, but some accumulation may occur as low as 4,000 feet, with ...