Snow continuing to come down as we go through the afternoon. This is now truly the height of this system with the lowest of the visibility and the most slippery travel, which will extend into the ...

Snowfall that moved further north than predicted brought an estimated 3 inches of snow to portions of the Yakima Valley, with more falling during the Friday morning commute. Many didn't anticipate ...

The department has initiated pre-snowfall measures by spraying salt brine on the roads and gearing up for continuous operations. Snowplow drivers are prepared for rigorous 12-hour shifts to maintain ...

Once the snow ceases, vehicles should be moved to the west side. Dead-end streets should remain clear of parked vehicles to allow plows to push snow to the end. Parking is strictly prohibited on ...

This is also helping to push the bulk of the moisture from our winter storm out of the region. That said, breezy westerly winds will continue to blow the snow around, keeping moderate travel ...

Portions of New England could see between 2 to 5 inches of snow Thursday as a massive winter ... upper Ohio Valley and northern Mid-Atlantic and was quicky pushing into the Northeast.

YEAH. THANKS, MIKE. DEFINITELY SOME IMPROVEMENTS HERE WITH THESE OPPORTUNITIES THAT WE’VE SEEN FOR THE FRESH SNOW OVER THESE LAST COUPLE OF WEEKS. WE’VE SEEN THESE QUICK HITTING SYSTEMS NOT ...

While a recent warm spell brought record-tying high temperatures to areas of the state this week, Summit County’s snowpack is still above normal while the statewide snowpack remains below normal.

The second of five storms that will slam the eastern half of the United States with snow and ice over a two week period is on the way — and this one has more snow than the first. The first storm ...

As I mentioned, when the precipitation begins, it will be very spotty in nature. Start out as some light snow, and then as we go through the late afternoon hours, we'll start to see the moisture ...