Snow will continue through the evening and overnight hours across the Great Lakes. 1-2 inches of snow will be possible. Some light ice will be possible …

No significant threats are expected on Wednesday across the country. The snow storm on the East Coast will move into the Canadian Maritime provinces. Some light snow may linger across …

No significant regional threats expected on Wednesday. The coastal snow storm will depart toward the Canadian Maritime provinces and will quickly weaken on Wednesday. Some light to moderate snowfall may …

The winter storm affecting the Northeast is winding down as the main area of low pressure moves away from the region. Up to 16 inches of snow will be possible …

The winter storm across New England will continue today, but will wind down gradually later tonight. Strong coastal low is expected to strengthen fairly quickly and slow its forward progress …

The ongoing winter storm will continue for the New England region on Tuesday, but will begin to wind down Tuesday night. Coastal Mid-Atlantic through Maine: The coastal low pressure system …

An area of low pressure will continue to move off the coast of New England over the remainder of the day. As it moves offshore, it will begin to intensify …

Mid-Atlantic to southern New England: The forecast for the coastal low pressure system now presents a slightly less intense snowfall than was depicted in the Winter Weather Warnings posted yesterday …

Moderate to heavy snowfall will be possible across portions of the Mid Atlantic, Northeast, and New England regions along the I-95 corridor on Saturday; light freezing rain and sleet will …

A few severe thunderstorms are possible today for portions of Florida, Georgia, and the Carolinas ahead of an area of low pressure moving across the Gulf of Mexico and into …