An area of low pressure just off the Eastern Seaboard is interacting with just enoughcold air to result in some accumulating snow and ice from the Appalachians through portions of the Northeast. Current Radar Monday Forecast Most of the Northeast I-95 corridor is seeing mainly rain from this storm system. However, a few pockets of snow were reported in the Baltimore and Washington, D.C. areas on Sunday afternoon. Below is a look at what to expect from this latest winter...

Fantasy Snowfall League 2014 week 12 results. We've finished our second season of our Fantasy Snowfall League. You can see the results for each of our cities in the 2014 Fantasy Snowfall League in the table at left, to help tabulate how your team did. What is Fantasy Snowfall, you ask? Here's how we conducted our league. Winter Weather Expert and League Commissioner, Tom Niziol (Facebook | Twitter), chose cities from the Northwest to New England, with average annual...

There's not an easy way out of this, thanks to a 4-5 foot snow drift near Ludlow, S.D. (Photo: Joyclyn Mollman via The Weather Channel Facebook page) Winter Storm Xenia produced whiteout conditions across large swaths of North Dakota, South Dakota, and northeast Wyoming on the final day of March 2014. Monday morning, visibility was reduced to 10 feet in parts of North Dakota. Drifts of 5-6 feet were observed in Roseau, Minn. Winds gusted to 64 mph at...

While typically cold, parts of the northern Great Lakes and northern New England shivered through a record cold March in 2014. Departure from average temperature March 1 to March 30, 2014. Darker blue and purple shaded areas show locations that have seen a March with temperatures well below average. (NOAA/CPC) Specifically, the following cities set a new cold standard for March monthly mean temperatures,according to final statistics from the National Weather Service: Caribou, MaineBangor, Maine(tied)Barre/Montpelier, Vt.Glens Falls, N.Y.​Washington (Dulles Int'l...

The Weather Channel has named Winter Storm Yona, the 25th named storm of an active 2013-14 winter season. You have reached an old version of the forecast article. Click here to see the latest forecast and information about Winter Storm Yona. Winter Storm Yona is expected to affect the following cities and locations with at least one inch of snow: In Colorado: Denver, Colorado Springs, Aurora, Fort Collins, Lakewood, Thornton, Arvada, Westminster, Pueblo, Centennial, Boulder, Greeley, Longmont, Loveland, Broomfield, Castle...

Winter Storm Orion blanketed parts of Washington state with snow, socked Oregon and California with rain and freezing rain, contributing to several deaths. The wintry blast then moved east, as a second impulse of snow swept into the southern Great Lakes, Ohio Valley and Northeast. School closures, power outages and hazardous traffic conditions are likely to continue into Monday morning for some regions affected by Orion. (MORE: Tracking Winter Storm Orion) Scroll down below for more information on howspecific states...

Wet snow falling late Monday night into tax deadline day Tuesday shattered Detroit's long-standing seasonal snowfall record. Through April 17, a total of 94.9 inches of snow had been measured in the 2013-14 season at Detroit's Metro Airport, topping the previous record snowiest season, 93.6 inches set in 1880-81. This is more than double their average seasonal snowfall of 44.1 inches. While located in the Great Lakes region, Detroit does not pick up heavy lake-effect snow, as they are located...

Winter 2013 - 2014 Season Recap The dominant theme of the winter of 2013-14 was one of persistent cold and snowy conditions for a good part of the nation from the Upper Midwest and Midwest through the Great Lakes Region. There were 25 named winter storms that spanned a time frame from early October through mid-April. (MORE: 2013 - 2014 Winter Storms A through Y) Record snowfall and cold temperatures dominated the headlines for a host of cities, especially for...

At least one person was killed in a traffic accident during a Winter Storm Zephyr. The weather appears to be to blame for at least one fatal crash Sunday on U.S. Highway 285 southwest of Denver. The highway was one of the worst for accidents in the storm. Two law enforcement cruisers were also hit along the road in less than an hour responding to other crashes. Traffic began rolling again across a southern Wyoming artery that had been shuttered...

Winter Storm Atlas: Oct. 3-5, 2013 iWitness Guzva84 captured this photo of mailboxes encased in snow in Spearfish, SD. So far, the 2013-2014 winter storm season has had 25 named winter storms. Starting with Winter Storm Atlas below is a look back at each storm from to A to Y. Winter Storm Atlas, the first named winter storm of the 2013-2014 season,delivered feet of snow from the northern Rockies to the northern High Plains. Atlas brought crippling impacts to the...

Wintry weather has wrapped up for the season, and no accumulating snow or ice is expected in the Lower 48 for the foreseeable future. Below are the latest updates from The Weather Channel team of meteorologists, along with National Weather Service offices and posts from social media. The latest updates will appear automatically on top; no need to refresh this page. Times on the left are in Eastern Time; subtract one hour for Central Time, two hours for Mountain Time...

Yet again, northern Illinois residents made their way to work or school Friday morning dodging snowflakes as they fell from the sky– the latest of many snow events that have occurred in the region during a seemingly endless season. Chicago did not officially receive any snowfall from this system, but towns to the west were reporting accumulating snow. Rockford and DeKalb were among the towns that saw snowfall, according to NOAA. If reports are confirmed, this would be the latest...

The weekend of February 8 marks the one-year anniversary of Winter Storm Nemo, which buried parts of New England under feet of snow Feb. 8 to Feb. 10, 2013. Based on past history, early to middle February seems to be a bullseye on the calendar for major Northeast snowstorms This is a topic The Weather Channel senior meteorologist Stu Ostro(Twitter | Facebook) has blogged about in the past, with the bar graph to the right providing the proof. The graph...