US ABOUT WHAT TO EXPECT FROM THEM.. AND áWHYá PEOPLE SHOULD JUST PLAY IT SAFE THIS WEEKEND. STAY HOME... <SATURDAY MORNING SEEMS TO BE THE MOST CHALLENGING TRAVEL TIME> OFF THE ROADS..

No one wants to wake up, shovel snow or scrape ice off of the car before work ... mean everyone is protected from the cold ...

A much-anticipated winter storm arrived in North Carolina Wednesday morning, Feb. 19, spreading rain, ice and snow and turning roads into skating rinks. The first bands of light snow arrived in ...

Much of the state was expected to see anywhere from 0.01 to 0.1 inches of ice, while portions of southern and central Oklahoma could see up to 0.2 inches of ice. The heaviest snow is expected to ...

Crews began treating elevated surfaces with a salt and water mixture at midnight, and the city remains under 24-hour snow and ice operations ... city officials warn that extreme cold will persist ...

Such advisories are issued when snow, ice, sleet or a combination of all three are expected but conditions should not be hazardous enough to meet warning criteria. Still, residents should be aware ...

Snow, sleet , ice accumulations. Snow and sleet accumulations will range from a coating to 2". Freezing rain will amount to a glaze to 0.10". Temperatures will still be near freezing early Sunday ...

A pair of winter storms are about to plaster much of the northern United States with snow and ice, and the first one hits this weekend. Parts of New England could be in line for 10 inches of snow ...

There is a larger wedge of cold air that refreezes the partially melted snowflakes into ice pellets (aka sleet). For freezing rain to occur, the warm air layer is thicker. The snow melts into rain ...