Read our latest story for news on all of the winter storms ... Here’s the latest: • Snowing in DC: Snow began in the mid-afternoon in the nation’s capital and continued overnight.

Read our latest story for news on all of the winter storms ... storms unbroken since the start of February. • Snowing in DC: Snow began in the mid-afternoon in the nation’s capital and ...

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A widespread winter storm will continue to haul snow and ice from parts of the Midwest ... The most substantial icing that could damage trees and power lines is possible in the central Appalachians.

The snow shifted to ice and freezing rain making roads treacherous in parts of New Jersey. Snowfall totals from Saturday night's winter storm ranged from a couple of inches to as much as 6 inches ...

Washington, D.C., was set to see its biggest snowstorm of the season. More than 100 million Americans are under alerts for snow, ice and flooding as three winter storms cross the country over the ...

Flood warnings issued in parts of Southeast as heavy rains and severe storms threaten. And melting snow could lead to ice jams in some areas.

This looks to bring primarily rain Saturday, but a wintry mix to snow is possible by Sunday. Three rounds of winter are coming your way this week! LIVE RADAR // LATEST WEATHER ALERTS // TRAFFIC ...

Snow lovers in the Northeast and Midwest, this could be your week. The winter storm that's forecast to spread a mix of snow, ice and rain across portions of the central and eastern U.S. this ...

This renewed threat comes just as millions of people across the Northeast and New England clean up in the wake of a winter storm over the weekend that dumped several inches of snow across the region.

Snow helps insulate their roots, so this snow dump is very much welcomed by Minnesota's trees. MINNESOTA, USA — Tree lovers hate how hard it is to be optimistic right now.