Winter Storm Jonas was a powerful and dangerous winter storm, one that smashed records and crippled the Northeast urban corridor, impacting tens of millions of people. Here are five things we found most impressive about . 1) Snowfall Rates to 1 to 3 inches Per Hour for 14+ Hours In major snowstorms, snowfall rates of more than an inch per hour are typical in some areas. During Jonas, those extreme rates were widespread from the mid-Atlantic, including Washington D.C. to...

Airports up and down the East Coast are open again with limited service after tens of thousands of flights were cancelled over the weekend. Ground transportation is slowly crawling back into operation as the crippling effects of Winter Storm Jonas that brought East Coast cities to a standstill drift into the next work week. (MORE:) Travel bans in New York and Baltimore have been lifted, and the stretch of the Pennsylvania Turnpike where more than 500 vehicles were trapped at...

Residents are well aware of the risks from icy roads and shoveling feet of snow from their sidewalks, but days after Winter Storm Jonas swept through the mid-Atlantic and Northeast, all that wintry precipitation is starting to weigh down on roofs, and several have given way. In Montgomery County, Maryland, the roof of Shiloh Christian Fellowship Church, built in 1951, completely collapsed on Monday. WJLA.com said . To the north, the Elmwood Park Zoo in Norristown, Pennsylvania, lost the steel...

One Brooklyn entrepreneur built a shrine to Winter Storm Jonas and wanted to charge for rent, but AirBNB quickly shut it down. Pictured here is the $200-per-night igloo that was put up for rent on AirBNB in Brooklyn. (AirBNB/Patrick A. Horton) The temporary rental website quickly moved to take down the listing for an igloo that was built by local resident Patrick M. Horton, who posted the Jonas-powered structure for the fee of $200 a night. AirBNB said the reason...

When the temperatures get this cold, what could be more fun than pulling out the old squirt gun and filling it with boiling water. ...

After withstanding big snow, ice, high winds and flooding from Winter Storm Jonas, cities in the mid-Atlantic and Northeast have been working to get back to normal this week. Jonas was the fourth most powerful snowstorm to hit the Northeast in at least 66 years, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration announced Thursday. , a quarter of a million customers lost power and hundreds of crashes were reported. The blizzard affected 102.8 million people and covered about 434,000 square miles...

Five years after the Groundhog Day Blizzard of 2011 hammered much of the Plains and Midwest, another winter storm may produce blizzard conditions across the Rockies and central United States to start February 2016. This time around, the areas with the greatest potential for seeing the most snow will likely be north and west of the heaviest axis of snow in the 2011 snowstorm. A southward plunge in the jet stream this weekend is expected to trigger the development of...

Winter Storm Kayla has been named by the . Kayla will bring heavy snow and strong winds to parts of the Rockies, Plains and Upper Midwest into early next week. (MORE: ) Five years after the Groundhog Day Blizzard of 2011 hammered much of the Plains and Midwest, Winter Storm Kayla will produce blizzard conditions across the Rockies and central United States to start February 2016. This time around, the areas with the greatest potential for seeing the most snow...

Blizzard and winter storm alerts have been expanded to cover 13 million Americans from the mountains of Southern California to the Great Lakes as Winter Storm Kayla kicks into high gear with heavy snow and high winds, leading to major travel headaches early this week. You can follow our latest update on . (MORE:|) Winter Weather Alerts (Alerts issued by the National Weather Service, in association with Winter Storm Kayla.) Comparing to the Groundhog Blizzard of 2011 An impressive winter...

This is a previous version of our Winter Storm Kayla forecast. For our latest forecast article, . PHOTOS: Winter Storm Kayla Young Tre Schlegel, 5, makes a path across Warren Ave at Madison St. to make way for his grandmother later in the day during a heavy snowstorm, Feb. 2, 2016. (Andy Cross/The Denver Post) ...

This guy is really excited after capturing thundersnow on video in Omaha, Nebraska on February 2nd. ...

Winter Storm Kayla will deliver its peak impacts, including blizzard conditions, to parts of the Plains and Midwest through Tuesday night. In addition to snow, there are several other aspects of the storm that we are watching. (MORE: ) Here are five things you need to know about this storm, including when and where your area can expect the biggest impacts. 1.) Heavy Snowfall Across Several States Winter Storm Kayla moved through the Southwest and Rockies Sunday into Monday, dumping...

Blizzard or near-blizzard conditions will continue to spread through the Upper Midwest into early Wednesday as Winter Storm Kayla advances northeast through those regions. Blizzard warnings continue in portions of the Plains and Upper Midwest into early Wednesday, due to a dangerous combination of snow and wind will lead to whiteout conditions at times. Winter storm warnings and winter weather advisories continue in parts of the Upper Midwest as well. Snow will also be accompanied by gusty winds here. (MORE:...