An avalanche wind is the powerful blast of air pushed ahead of a fast-moving avalanche, strong enough to cause damage even ...

SO WEDNESDAY IS AN ALERT DAY FOR THE RAIN, WIND AND SNOW. WE’LL GET THROUGH THAT. BUT FIRST I WANT TO SHOW YOU A VERY COOL IMAGE HERE. COME ON OVER TO THE TV. THIS IS THE MOON. GETTING READY TO ...

ALSO ON TOP OF THE SNOW THAT WE’VE BEEN SEEING, THERE IS A WIND ADVISORY IN EFFECT UNTIL MIDNIGHT. WE HAVE BEEN DEALING WITH WIND GUSTS APPROACHING NEAR 40 TO 45MPH. THIS GOES UNTIL MIDNIGHT.

Snow, ice and wind warnings have been extended through until Sunday as a frosty blast strikes parts of the UK, in the wake of Storm Eowyn’s record-breaking wind speeds. Travel chaos continued on ...

The peak of the wind, cold and lake-effect snow should occur overnight and Thursday morning. Here’s a look at what to expect. For everywhere except the southeast quarter of Lower Michigan there ...

YOU CAN SEE THE FLAG AT DISCOVERY WORLD SHOWING THAT GUSTY WIND COMING IN HERE OUT OF THE WEST. SNOW AND RAIN WILL BE CONTINUING AS WE HEAD INTO THE NEXT FEW HOURS, BUT COLD AIR WILL START TO WRAP ...

DES MOINES, Iowa — Blizzard conditions moved into central Iowa yesterday, causing big travel issues and even wind damage.

No changes to the wind advisory or the winter weather advisory. The thunderstorms have ended across the area. Rain is now changing over to wet snow. Most of the rain should be changed over to ...

MORE POST REACTION. DOUG. THANKS, RON. RAIN, SNOW AND FIERCE WIND IN THE FORECAST. CHIEF METEOROLOGIST JOE DIAZ SHOWS US WHO’S GOING TO GET HIT. THE. OH, YEAH. IT’S GOING TO BE A BROAD AREA OF ...

Most of Saturday’s snow has already fallen throughout Pennsylvania, but current weather models are predicting ice accumulations, winds gusting over 60 miles per hour and subzero wind chills in ...

The high terrain of eastern West Virginia and western Maryland (mainly above 2,500 feet) is under a blizzard warning for 4 to 8 inches of snow and wind gusts up to 55 mph between 9 p.m. Wednesday ...

Snow is accumulating in these areas, with some locations in northern Kansas receiving 4-8″. Locally higher amounts are possible. Wind gusts up to 65 mph are reducing visibility, making travel ...