A clipper system brought decent snowfall to the north and west of New York City early Tuesday, dropping up to half a foot in some places. For some students, the second significant snowfall of the ...

You can spend New Year’s Eve fishing for red snapper off Alabama’s coast if you like, but only until the MoonPie drops. The Marine Resources Division of the Alabama Department of Conservation and ...

A burst of winter weather could greet the Philadelphia region early on Dec. 23, as forecasters grow more confident that light snow will fall overnight Dec. 22 and create slippery conditions for the ...

Tis the season to clear snow from your sidewalk or driveway. As many New Yorkers regularly wake up to a fresh coat of snow this winter, you may be wondering how early – or how late – you can use a ...

There is no single statewide rule governing when snowblowers may be used in New Jersey, with allowable hours determined largely by local noise ordinances. However, the answer depends on noise rules in ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. If you are tired of shoveling snow off your driveway, there is a self-driving robot that can do that for you. Called the Yarbo Snow Blower, ...

Earlier seasonal predictions from the Old Farmer’s Almanac suggested the Southeast would trend warmer and sunnier than average around Christmas. So far, shorter-term forecasts appear to be lining up ...

Behind all the snow, the arctic air moves in Sunday. Lows fall to the single digits through the morning and we won't warm up much more than 8 or 9 degrees through the afternoon. LIVE RADAR // LATEST ...

Since snow has stopped falling in Indiana, the National Weather Service has tallied up the amount that hit the ground. Here's how much snow has been reported so far as of Dec. 14, according to the NWS ...

A fast-moving clipper system turned New Jersey into a winter wonderland Sunday morning — at least for kids — with more than a half-foot of snow reported in several counties and a light coating of snow ...

Snow is heading out of the beaches now, and Delaware residents can finally break out the snow shovels. If you're north of the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, you can expect to see higher totals.