WHAT...Widespread light to moderate snow, with heavy snow at times. Total snow accumulations between 4 and 8 inches, highest ...

Most of the region is still receiving some snow, which will clear out by around 2 a.m. Wednesday morning rush hour will be ...

Temperatures will fall back into the teens Wednesday night, freezing up whatever falls and/or melts Wednesday. Another good ...

High temperatures on Tuesday will be below average in the mid-20s. Blustery conditions continue this afternoon and tonight. Wind chills near 0° are expected on Wednesday morning.

We’ve issued a First Alert Weather Day for mid-week as winter weather is possible Wednesday morning into the afternoon.

THE NEXT 24 HOURS: In the short term, plan for lows in the freezing range tonight, with a mostly clear sky. Clouds will start ...

In most communities, precipitation should begin as sleet to snow Wednesday morning or early afternoon, tapering in the afternoon and evening.

ON TUESDAY WE SHOULD BE DRY TODAY. TOMORROW? REALLY? NO ISSUES TO MENTION. I CAN TELL YOU AS A WHOLE THIS WEEK, LOOKING ...

The latest winter storm is expected to affect the central Plains Tuesday before moving east into the Mid-Atlantic Wednesday, according to forecasters.

While more snow is on the, it’s the brutal cold that will be the big story this week as frigid arctic air settles across the ...

There is a little bit of a snow chance for much of western and central Oklahoma on Saturday, but the best chance for snow ...

Chief Meteorologist Joe Fitzwater has a look at the deep cold expected this week, along with several inches of snow on the ...