A significant, long-lived winter storm is now becoming more certain for parts of the snow-fatigued Northeast. The Weather Channel named this system Winter Storm Marcus on Friday afternoon. The information below is no longer being updated. For the latest information, (RECAPS: | | ) Potential East Coast setup early next week. This storm will have a different flavor than the past few storms, but still will be a major headache if you have travel plans. A train of potent disturbances...

A blast of cold air swept into the Midwest and Northeast behind an arctic cold front, bringing some cities their coldest temperatures so far this winter on Thursday and Friday, This followed right behind a cold air mass that swept into the central and eastern United States behindearlier in the week. Thursday and Friday: Widespread Subzero Cold On-camera meteorologist Dave Schwartz of The Weather Channel said six states had at least one location reach 20 below zero or colder Thursday...

A soaking weather pattern that began Thursday along the West Coast is finishing up with one more storm heading inland through Monday. The storm systems impacting areas from central California to the Pacific Northewest over the last few days have been tapping into a so-called atmospheric river. This has resulted in inches of rain and mountain snow. (MORE: ) Current Radar Flood and Wind Alerts Snow and Rain Forecast (This graphic shows the forecast precipitation totals expected through next Monday....

It's the last thing snow-weary New Englanders wanted to hear: more snow is on the way. Winter Storm Marcus is expected to be a slow, plodding storm that will hang around New England for days, hitting many of the same areas that were left with feet of snow from a couple of storms that shut down the area over the last few weeks. Winter started slowly in the Northeast, but a relentless pattern has taken its toll on school and...

It's the last thing snow-weary New Englanders wanted to hear: more snow is on the way. Winter Storm Marcus is expected to be a slow, plodding storm that will hang around New England for days, hitting many of the same areas that were left with feet of snow from a couple of storms that shut down the area over the last few weeks. Winter started slowly in the Northeast, but a relentless pattern has taken its toll on school and...

Marquette: 1,439.2 Feet of Snow 17,270.7 inches or 1,439.2 feet of snow has fallen in Marquette since full records began in the winter of 1885-1886. (AP Photo/The Mining Journal, Elizabeth Bailey) As cities in the Northeast grapple with what to do with all the snow that has fallen in the last two weeks, we wondered what locations around the U.S. have had to shovel the most. The slideshow above answers this question by showing how much snow has fallen in...

Winter Storm Marcus brought half a foot of snow to portions of New York this weekend, and drivers across the state faced a risky morning commute as freezing rain and snow continue to hit the roads Monday. () Across the Tri-State area,Monday, Fox 5 says. For many districts in the region, this is the second Monday in a row with canceled classes. Amtrak canceled, limiting service from Albany to New York City. Hundreds of flights have been canceled out of...

Winter Storm Marcus spread a swath of heavy snow from Upstate New York to New England Saturday through Monday night. (MORE: | ) Boston's Logan airport had seen 23.1 inches of snow from Marcus. This brings the seasonal total to 77.3 inches through February 9, making it the ninth snowiest winter on record in the city. The top storm total from Marcus was 29 inches in Rockland, Massachusetts. To see a full recap showing how much snow has fallen along...

Commuters exit shuttle buses at the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) JFK/UMass stop on Monday, Feb. 9, 2015, in Boston, Massachusetts. The Red Line experienced substantial delays due to snow accumulation and two disabled trains Monday morning. (Kayana Szymczak/Getty Images) Winter Storm Marcus pummeled communities from the Northeast into New England, dumping more than 23 inches of snow on Boston's Logan International Airport. (MORE:) The storm brought in Massachusetts, meaning no MBTA subways, commuter trains or trolleys will run until...

You may think you're tired of snow here in parts of the United States, but you haven't seen anything this season like what they're dealing with across the pond. (MORE: ) Over the past 1-2 weeks, feet of snow have buried the Alps, the Dolomites of northern Italy, and parts of the Balkans, trapping residents in villages. According to , efforts to remove snow to avoid roof collapses have been feverish. The website says snow has been so deep in...

Like a living Taylor Swift song, Boston residents want out of their relationship with winter. Channeling the thoughts of an entire city, Boston.com writer Charlotte Wilder to the relentless snowfall that has frequently shut down transportation, schools and businesses over the past few weeks. "At this point, I’m just feeling ... well, smothered. You won’t leave me alone," she said in the note. (MORE: ) Wilder told weather.com that she was asked to write an open letter to the piles...

As snowbanks stretched toward the sky and about what went wrong during weeks of relentless winter weather, Boston residents were slowly resuming normal life on Wednesday. About 6 feet of snow fell in 17 days, bringing transportation infrastructure in parts of New England to its breaking point. The problems were especially bad in Massachusetts, where the governor declared a state of emergency. (MORE:) But travelcrawled back to life Wednesday morning. Limited rail service of the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)...

A two-plus week snow siege has smashed records in parts of New England, including Boston, Worcester, Massachusetts and Bangor, Maine. (MORE: | ) Now we are tracking a duo of snowmakers for the Northeast through the coming Valentine's Day weekend. Right now, it appears the first system will bring minor snow amounts to the Northeast. Over the weekend, a more impactful storm may develop, bringing snow, wind and a reinforcing blast of bitter cold air. A large amount of forecast...