Fresh off the heels of Winter Storm Juno, Winter Storm Kari brought more snow to those still digging out in the Northeast. The clipper-type system produced mainly light accumulations of snow and ice across portions of the Midwest and interior Northeast. Once it reached the Northeast, Kari's center of low pressure wrapped up off the coast of Cape Cod and south of Nova Scotia on Saturday morning. While the surface low wasn't nearly as strong as Winter Storm Juno, this...

Tunein toThe Weather Channel for continuing coverage on Winter Storm Linus. Winter Storm Linus continued its trek east Saturday night after moving out of the Southwest Saturday afternoon. Linus pushed into the Plains, causing slide-offs in Iowa. Here are the latest impacts for each state in Linus' path. (Winter Storm Linus: ) Illinois Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel is directing the Department of Streets and Sanitation to deploy a snow fleet to help clear the city's main streets Sunday night. This...

Snow and cold associated withbrought travel headaches for the New York City area Monday afternoon. State police said two people were killed in a multivehicle accident that occurred in two stages on Interstate 95 in Rye. A two-vehicle accident was being investigated when a third vehicle lost control and hit the first two vehicles, the police said. The accident closed northbound lanes near Exit 22. Separately, three tractor-trailers jackknifed on I-95 and Interstate 87, and one flipped over on the...

Winter Storm Linus finally heading out of the Midwest early Monday, but not before dumping over a 10 inches of snow in many areas from Kansas to Michigan. For more on the Northeast portion of Winter Storm Linus, see our Linus left behind more than a foot of snow in parts of Iowa and Illinois. Up to 20 inches of snow was estimated in downtown Kalamazoo, Michigan. Linus was the third heaviest snowstorm on record in Detroit (16.7 inches as...

Winter Storm Linus broughmoderate to heavy snow across the Midwest and Northeast, with more than a foot of snow reported in many locations. Below is a recap of our live coverage. ...

This year's Super Bowl Monday hangover will have a wintry feel for much of New England. Winter Storm Linus began dumping snow on Massachusetts Monday morning, still packing a punch after a journey of more than 1,000 miles through the Southwest, Great Plains and Midwest. Though it's not expected to leave historic snowfall totals behind, as Winter Storm Juno did a week ago, there could still be problems that come with an additional foot of snow or more. "For parts...

Winter Storm Linus was blamed in at least six deaths in the Midwest, nine across the nation, after dumping before trekking east. In Nebraska, a truck driver and a 62-year-old woman were killed in separate traffic accidents on snowy roads. In Wisconsin, the Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office said a 64-year-old man with a history of cardiac problems was found dead Sunday in his garage after shoveling snow. (MORE:) Ohio officials said a Toledo police officer died while shoveling snow...

Winter Storm Linus spread a swath of snow from the southern Rockies to the Midwest, Northeast and New England in the days prior to and including Groundhog Day 2015. Snow fell on Friday in portions of New Mexico and Colorado and then spread into the central Plains on Saturday. Heavy snow then impacted a large swath of the Midwest Sunday. On Monday, the storm delivered its sharpest punch in the Northeast. A subsequent flash freeze lead to severe delays on...

Snow dump in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Canada. (Twitter/Ceolach). According to David Root (Twitter/Ceolach), this is one of several dumps in the city and is 14 meters (40 feet) high. The snow piles are growing bigger and bigger now that we've entered early February. Two major winter storms, and , helped contribute to the massive amounts of snow left behind on the sides of streets and in parking lots over the last 10 days. For cities such as Boston, the...

In the shadow of Winter Storm Juno, which dumped record amounts of snow in parts of New England, Winter Storm Linus was a hefty second act. A swath of the country was still digging out Tuesday. Linus in a 48-hour span, according to the flight-tracking website FlightAware. Linus completed a 10-day period that was the snowiest on record for Boston, shutting down schools and businesses in the city. And it killed 15 people during its march across at least two...

Winter Storm Linus brought a swath of heavy snow across much of the Northeast Monday, disrupting the start of the workweek for millions of people. The storm also laid down a narrow zone of freezing rain across a heavily populated area near New York City into parts of southern New England. Now, a flash freeze is starting to take its toll on Tuesday's commute. in the Boston area, and 10-20 minute delays were also reported on MTA trains from Long...

An active weather pattern brought three named winter storms to the U.S. since the beginning of last week and more snow is on the way into early next week. (RECAPS: | ) We are watching closely another potential storm this weekend into early next week, which will have a bit of a different flavor than the past few storms, but still could be a major headache if you have travel plans. Let's break down what we know about this system....

Making the Grade? We're over halfway through the 2014-15 snow season. Who are the biggest snow winners and losers so far? To answer that, we examined National Weather Service season-to-date snowfall statistics through Feb. 2, 2015, for about 100 cities across the U.S. which average picking up at least 5 inches of snow through Groundhog Day. Based on a combination of snowfall, snowfall surpluse and deficits (how far above or below average snowfall has been) and the percent of average...