YOUR WEATHER RIGHT NOW AT 616. IT IS AN IMPACT DAY WITH A LOT OF SNOW THAT’S COME DOWN. AND BASICALLY ALMOST THE LAST 24 HOURS, RIGHT. FORTUNATELY, THOUGH, IT IS STARTING TO TAPER OFF THIS MORNING.

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Millions of Americans are bracing for snow storms as the upper Midwest and northern Great Plains continue to face severe winter weather. The National Weather Service has nearly seven million ...

Snow was expected to continue across parts of Wisconsin through Thursday afternoon as weather warnings remained in effect, forecasters say. Slippery roads are expected to complicate road ...

Looking ahead, here’s what you can expect over the next few days: How does this year compare to the previous 10 years? The map below shows where there has been more or less snow than average.

However, winter weather alerts are posted from the Great Lakes to the mid-Atlantic and Northeast as rain, snow and perhaps some freezing rain move through starting Sunday and lasting through Monday.

Temperatures will be at or above freezing throughout the day. A mix of rain and snow at times for the morning commute. A dusting is possible on elevated and grassy surfaces. Otherwise, roads will ...

For many urbanites accustomed to mild winters, a facility like this redefines the season in an environment where natural snow remains elusive. China’s winter sports market is on a meteoric rise.

Driving in the snow can be dangerous. Whether snow-covered roads are part of your everyday commute to work or your reward after a long trip into the mountains, preparation can save your life.

Central Wisconsin could see about 4 inches of snow Thursday. Jason Alumbaugh, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service Green Bay, said central Wisconsin could start to see snow late ...

A swath of Alberta already experiencing frigid temperatures (prompting extreme cold warnings in some rural areas) will also be hit with a double-whammy blast of snow. A storm system moving in from ...

The snow burst through the trees with no warning but a last-second whoosh of sound, a two-story wall of white and Chris Rudolph’s piercing cry: “Avalanche! Elyse!” The very thing the 16 ...