Winter Storm Selene pulled away from New England on Friday after bringing some snow and ice to the Northeast earlier in the day. This comes after the storm first crippled travel through the Front Range of the Rockies and High Plains on Wednesday, only to spread wintry weather eastward across the Upper Midwest and Great Lakes on Thursday. (LATEST NEWS:Impacts from Winter Storm Selene) Up to 31 inches of snow buried parts of the Front Range of Colorado, including the...

Winter Storm Selene shut down travel in several regions of the country, and in Denver, the storm's wind and heavy snow led to an outage event unlike anything the state had ever seen. Xcel Energy said the storm knocked out power to 290,000 customers on Wednesday, making it the worst single day for outages the company ever hadin Colorado, CBS Denver reported. A few thousand customers were still without power Thursday night, the report added. Two people were killed in...

Snow once again blanketed parts of the Rockies, including Colorado, just days after Winter Storm Selene dumped more than a foot of snow and produced blizzard conditions. (MORE: Winter Storm Selene Recap | News & Impacts) Fortunately, this system was nothing like the paralyzing blizzard earlier in the week. Instead of an intense low-pressure system pummeling the Front Range of the Rockies with a moist, cold conveyor belt, a fast-moving, jet-stream disturbance pivoted through the Rockies just as a weak...

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Heavy snow arrived in Reno, Nevada, Monday morning, slowing travel considerably on Interstates 80 and 395 into and around the city during the morning rush hour. Authorities said traffic was hardly moving along some stretches of those interstates starting at about 5 a.m. Monday morning, according to the Reno Gazette-Journal. The snowy conditions led to several slide-offs and at least one jackknifed tractor-trailer, the report added. Through 6 a.m. local time, no injuries had been reported from any of the...

Winter Storm Troy dumped feet of snow on parts of the Rockies during the final days of March. Some light snow also fell in the northern Great Lakes from the storm. Moderate to heavy snow from Troy affected the Reno, Nevada, area Monday morning (March 28), making for very hazardous travel conditions. The National Weather Service in Reno reported a storm snowfall total of 9.5 inches, while the airport saw 6.3 inches. In Colorado, Wyoming, Utah and Nevada, a few...

The first area of low pressure in this series of clipper systems brought snow and powerful winds to parts of the Midwest and Northeast regions Saturday into Sunday morning. (VIDEO:What is a Clipper?) Winds gusted over 60 mph in some areas, downing many trees and knocking out power to thousands in parts of those regions. Several people were injured, mainly due to falling trees on cars and homes/buildings. For full details on the impacts of that first clipper, go to...

It may be spring, but winter hasn't taken its last shot at the Northeast. A commercial bus slid off an embankment and overturned in a ditch in Minerva, New York, Monday, April 4, 2016. (poststar.com/Nate Bush/Newcomb Fire Department) Winter Storm Ursula began dumping a fresh blast of snow on the region Monday morning, hindering travel in some areas and impacting Opening Day of the 2016 Major League Baseball schedule. By the time the storm exits New England, as much as...

Winter Storm Ursula brought moderate to heavy snow to portions of New York and southern New England Monday. Ursula was part of a series of clipper systems that impacted the Midwest and Northeast. The first clipper system brought snow and powerful winds to parts of the Midwest and Northeast regions Saturday into Sunday morning. (MORE:High Winds Knock Out Power and Cause Injuries) Ursula dumped more than a half foot of snow to parts of New York, Massachusetts, Vermont and Rhode...

Multiple rounds of April snow will blanket parts of the Upper Midwest, Great Lakes and Northeast while gusty winds may produce dangerous conditions for fire growth in parts of the central states over the next few days. (MORE: Large Grass Fires Flare Up in Oklahoma) With a southward dip in the jet stream dominating eastern North America, waves of cold air from Canada will continue to surge into the eastern states. The air has been cold enough to deposit snow...

A broad swath of light to moderate snow blanketed areas from the Upper Midwest to the Northeast over the past three days. As much as a foot or more of snow was reported in parts of Wisconsin and Michigan. A band of heavy snow left 6 to 10 inches, mainly on grass and vehicle tops, across northern Ohio and northern Pennsylvania, including Cleveland and Toledo. Snowfall rates in Cleveland briefly reached up to 2 inches per hour earlier Saturday. The...

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A sharp, prolonged siege of Arctic air shattered daily, even April monthly records in the Northeast and Great Lakes as April 2016 kicked off. Subzero cold was observed near the Canadian border in northern Michigan, northern New York and northern Maine Tuesday morning. Daily record lows were set in parts of the Northeast Wednesday morning and the Upper Midwest Saturday morning. (MORE: Is the Polar Vortex a Factor?) The cold blast may be short-lived, but was one of the factors...