BREAKING NEWS: This system has been named Winter Storm Iola. You can find the latest forecast details at the link below. (MORE: ) MORE ON WEATHER.COM: Winter Storm Frona Snow covers a stone-arch bridge on Lititz Run, circa 1890, by the Pinetown bridge near the village of Oregon, Pa. in Lancaster County on Saturday, Jan. 24, 2015. (AP Photo/LNP Media Group, Dan Marschka) ...

Winter Storm Iola brought heavy snowfall to the Southern Plains Thursday after developing in Colorado and New Mexico Tuesday night. The storm closed schools in multiple states and lefta layer of snow, rain and ice on roadways. "Snow from Iola will be mainly focused on western Texas and New Mexico on Thursday," said weather.com meteorologist . "A narrow zone of mixed rain and snow may target the mid-South on Friday before the storm heads for the Northeast by Saturday." This...

Winter Storm Iola affected portions of the nation in two phases, the first of which brought significant snowfall to the Southern Rockies and Southern Plains Jan. 21 and Jan. 22 before shifting direction and moving towards the Northeast on Jan 23. (MORE:) Winter Storm Iola was named Wednesday, Jan. 21 by the . Iola met The Weather Channel naming criteria because by late Wednesday afternoon, the National Weather Service had issued winter storm warnings covering more than 450,000 square kilometers...

Winter Storm Iola brought a stripe of snowfall to the Northeast as it headed towards maritime Canada Jan. 24. Iola was named by theon Jan. 21. The name Iola comes from Greek mythology and is a variant spelling of Iolë, a beautiful woman who Hercules wanted to marry, but could not. Phase 1 of the storm already, and on the morning of Jan. 24 Iola continued to produce snow for much of the Northeast. Iola rapidly intensified off the East...

NOTE: You have reached a previous forecast story for Winter Storm Juno. For the latest on this dangerous winter storm, This article is no longer being maintained. The information below was current as of 9 p.m. Sunday. Blizzard warnings have been issued for parts of seven states in anticipation of Winter Storm Juno, which will be a major snowstorm for the Northeast Monday through Tuesday night, lingering into Wednesday morning. Parts of the region will see blizzard conditions and more...

Parts of the Northeast have already seen snow from , and now, more snow might be on the way for the region early next week. Current Radar Current Winter Weather Alerts Additional Snowfall Forecast (The snowfall forecasts are for additional snow amounts.) A clipper system will bring light to locally moderate snow accumulations from Sunday into Monday from the Midwest to the Mid-Atlantic. Then there is some uncertainty on whether or not the low pressure intensifies and moves northward. (MORE:...

The City of Brotherly Love is about to get a lot snowier. With about a half-foot of snow expected to fall in the Philadelphia area, officials and crews are working to make final preparations for Winter Storm Juno. In western and central Pennsylvania, schools were closed Monday following Juno's initial burst into the Keystone State. And in southern New Jersey, where snow totals were expected to be smaller than in northern parts of the state, authorities were still preparing for...

Get a live look at conditions in the Northeast as Winter Storm Juno moves through the region into early Wednesday. Below are webcams from Weather Underground for several of the states affected. To see a full look at all the webcams available, . (MORE ON JUNO: | | | ) Port Monmouth, New Jersey (Provider: SailorTerry) Butler, New Jersey (Provider: Monte87) New York City - Near Madison Square Park (Provider: NYDOT) East Hampton, New York (Provider: TheSurfersView) New Haven, Connecticut...

Governors in five states — Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York and Rhode Island — have declared states of emergency in advance of Winter Storm Juno, a storm that threatens to bury communities in tri-state area with more than 2 feet of snow and bring heavy sustained winds that may cause power outages and make travel hazardous. New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio ordered all non-essential drivers off the city's roads after 11 p.m. Monday and announced that the...

Winter Storm Juno has the potential to be a historic winter weather event, and we need your help to tell the story. Using Burst, you can send us your snow photos, and we'll share them on the air. It's a very simple process– just snap your photo or record your video, and then text "Juno" to 99000, and we'll have your multimedia upload in a matter of seconds. You can also to submit your shots. (MORE: | ) There is...

A cold weather pattern will persist across much of the East after passes through the region to start this week. The weather pattern could also feature some additional rounds of snow over the next seven days or so from the Upper Midwest to the Great Lakes and Northeast. Cold Pattern Persists Tuesday's Forecast (Below-average temperatures will engulf the East by Tuesday.) Below-average temperatures are likely for much of the East, especially as we head for the beginning of February. However,...

As we plow (sometimes literally) through the heart of winter, the atmosphere is starting to toss out winter storms left and right. Current Radar Winter Weather Warnings, Watches and Advisories (Alerts issued by the National Weather Service.) We had Winter Storm Juno earlier in the week, and is now sweeping into New England. (JUNO: | | || ) But we're already watching yet another storm system, now developing over the Southwest, that will move across the country as we close...

Updated 2 p.m. EST. The brunt of Winter Storm Juno passed over New York City Monday night, with snow accumulation of 6.3 inches in Central Park. The travel ban in Dutchess, Orange, Putnam, Rockland, Ulster, Westchester, Nassau counties and New York City, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomoannounced Tuesday morning. The city remains under a winter storm warning until 7 p.m. local time Tuesday. Thomas Prendergast, the CEO of New York's MTA, said the LIRR, Metro North, subways and buses will...