A heat wave hit much of the central U.S. over the weekend, while snow and cool temperatures arrived in the Northwest.

The strongest cold front of the week has left 20cm of snow in the mountains with snow settling to lower elevations.

Travel was slow for anyone who braved the snow-covered roads from the 5 Points intersection in Mount Pocono. Jacque De Pierre of Tobyhanna was out in the snow because he was working, delivering ...

Timberline Lodge at Mt Hood, which is still open for skiing through the summer, has a similar forecast with 2-4 inches expected for Friday afternoon. Friday night, wind gusts at Timberline could be up ...

First big mountain snowfall of the season possible next week Computer forecast models are hinting that a sharp cool down and several inches of mountain snow could be in store for late next week.

A system from the northwest will arrive early Thursday bringing rain to the valley and snow to the mountains. Winds will be strong coming from the southwest with gusts around 45 mph.

Snow and rain will impact much of the United States in the days leading up to Christmas, impacting travel.

A map of estimated new snow depths across the U.S. shows another arctic blast of cold air from the north will bring at least an inch of snow across a swath of northern America by Saturday.

Snow accumulations over the pavement of Stevens or White passes are not likely, but we should at least see some fat flakes flying by the webcams.

The first round of autumn rains will likely bring a dusting of snow to the peak of Mt. Hood by Thursday morning.

New York City woke up to its first white Christmas in 15 years. But only a few areas of the U.S. are likely to see snow in the weather forecast for Christmas 2024.

After winter storms hit the Northeast and other parts of the country, these maps show how much total snowfall accumulation was recorded in different areas.