winter storm

Storm preparations were underway on Monday morning, ahead of the incoming nor’easter that’s expected to bring significant impacts to New England, including notable snowfall, heavy winds and potential power outages. Trucks were seen early Monday morning lining up at the salt pile in Chelsea, Massachusetts, as crews geared up for the storm. Snowfall in the western part of Massachusetts...

Forecasters warn of potential for flash flooding on West Coast while up to 12 inches of snow are forecast for Maine and New England.

Thursday morning’s rain associated with a fast-moving disturbance fell as freezing rain in parts of central New England and snow in northern New England, where two to four fresh inches fell in the mountains of Ski Country. While snow and mix continues through much of the day in central and eastern Maine, the bulk of New England sees a...

Even as one snow storm ends, we’re watching another, stronger one building for the start of the weekend. Light snow continues to fall across New England throughout the day Tuesday, gradually adding to some of our snow totals. Coastal, southern New England won’t see much more than flurries, but farther inland, a scattered coating to 1 inch is possible...

Parts of the Southern Plains are counting the injured and surveying the damage after tornadoes and other powerful winds swept through.

Trucks were stocking up on salt at Eastern Minerals in Chelsea Sunday ahead of Tuesday’s snow storm.

Just when we thought winter was over, we’re getting ready for another storm. Trucks have been stocking up on salt all morning at Eastern Minerals in Chelsea to prepare for the storm this week as cranes are taking heaps of salt from the massive pile and loading it into the truck beds, which will get spread across the roads...

Cranes are taking heaps of salt from the massive pile and loading it into the truck beds, which will get spread across the roads across Massachusetts and New Hampshire.

About 34 million people are under winter alerts from California to Maine, with Minneapolis bracing for its biggest snowstorm in more than a decade and potentially life-threatening travel conditions. NBC’s Gabe Gutierrez reports.

A brutal winter storm closed interstate highways from Arizona to Wyoming Wednesday, trapped drivers in cars, knocked out power to hundreds of thousands of people.

A Highway Patrol trooper nearly got hit by a semi-truck on Interstate 80 in Rawlins, Wyoming.

The Senate Committee will be hearing testimonies from Southwest Airlines. The investigation is looking into the holiday meltdown that the Dallas-based airline experience at the end of December 2022 and into January of this year

Sunday night: Rain and snow arrive. Areas East of I-495 and South of I-90 see mainly rain overnight. Lows in the middle 30s....
Monday: Rain in the morning East of I-495, then a change to snow for all areas in the afternoon. Widespread 1-3” East, as much as 4-8” well West. Highs upper 30s....
Monday Night: snow tapers, skies slowly clear. Colder...

Snow is underway across much of southern New England Sunday evening, just the start of what promises to be a messy storm that carries through Monday. Rain/snow lines will bob and weave across the commonwealth, but when the dust settles late Monday afternoon, there won’t be much to plow or shovel. Warmer air is moving in overhead about 5k...

Sunday night: Rain and snow arrive. Areas East of I-495 and South of I-90 see mainly rain overnight. Lows in the middle 30s....
Monday: Rain in the morning East of I-495, then a change to snow for all areas in the afternoon. Widespread 1-3” East, as much as 4-8” well West. Highs upper 30s....
Monday Night: snow tapers, skies slowly clear. Colder...

Areas of snow and wintry mix continue to fall across parts of New England Monday as a distant storm wiggles well southeast of the region. In fact, the storm center itself it nearly 500 miles away – but it’s impressive! Satellite imagery clearly shows this area of low pressure, with an eye feature spinning over the ocean. The storm will…

Residents are coming together to clear as much snow as they can, not just from their own driveways and sidewalks

In a region that prides itself on handling heavy snowfall, the natural question is why this storm was so deadly and disruptive?

Anndel Taylor’s family says she called 911, but had no choice but to wait inside of her vehicle for help to arrive.

The New York State Police is using a special vehicle to help them clear the roads following the Buffalo blizzard.