Snow, sleet and freezing rain were expected to continue pummeling the central Appalachians and mid-Atlantic states Wednesday, ...

But r/fednews didn’t fill up with memes and inspirational ... Coast Thursday morning, one federal employee commented on the irony of getting administrative leave for snow on the first day ...

YOU TRUST. JUST SHY OF 550 HERE ON YOUR SATURDAY MORNING. SNOW NOW FALLING NOT ONLY FOR THE OMAHA METRO, BUT FURTHER NORTH OF I-80 AS WELL. LET’S START WITH A LIVE LOOK ACROSS THE METRO AREA ...

NOW, THANKFULLY THERE’S NOT A LOT OF WIND THIS MORNING, BUT YOU’RE GOING TO FEEL THAT BREEZE WHEN IT DOES PICK UP. THERE’S ALSO STILL SNOW COVERED ROADS, ESPECIALLY IN THE NEIGHBORHOODS OVER ...

THAT WOULD BE THE HEAVIEST SNOW, AND THIS LOOKS LIKE IT WRAPS UP DURING THE MID MORNING. FOR THE MOST PART IT WILL BE COLD. THEN WE’LL PROBABLY SEE SOME MORE FLURRIES AND LIGHT SNOW AS WE GO ...

After Milwaukee's Friday storm continued overnight, light snow came through southeastern Wisconsin on Saturday morning before lulling in the afternoon. More snow could come Saturday night into ...

SO AS WE HEAD TOWARD TOMORROW MORNING’S RUSH HOUR, DON’T THINK WE’LL BE DEALING WITH SNOW FALLING FROM THE SKY, BUT IT WILL BE CLOUDY AND COLD, AND WHATEVER’S ON THE GROUND IN YOUR ...

A few light snow showers or flurries will continue to fall this morning around the Pikes Peak Region and southeastern mountains. Even though accumulations will be minimal, there will likely be ...

Southern Wisconsin will see one last round of light snow/flurries this morning before snow clears out for the extended forecast. Added accumulations from this morning will be less than 0.5" across the ...

BUT OVERNIGHT, SAY, AFTER MIDNIGHT, THAT’S WHEN ROADS START TO BECOME A BIT MORE SLICK AS THE SNOW CONTINUES TO FALL INTO TOMORROW MORNING, AND THEN SOME WINTRY MIX MAKES THINGS EVEN A BIT MORE ...

Parts of the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic woke up to a blanket of snow Wednesday morning, just as another winter storm system is forecast to spread snow from the central Plains into the Great Lakes ...