NEW YORK (WABC) -- A major snowstorm is enveloping the Tri-State with snow and sleet, the brunt of which will continue pummeling parts of the area into the early hours of Saturday. Some areas will be ...

Commuters should prepare for potentially slick roads the morning of Dec. 23 as light snowfall is expected to dust the region overnight and eventually mix with rain, forecasters said. "Late tonight, ...

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The first significant snow of the season fell in southeastern Massachusetts Sunday. The bitter cold also led to some school delays on the Cape Monday morning. Here are the latest snow totals from the ...

The fast-moving system which brought snow to the Susquehanna Valley is now east of the area. Snow exited the eastern areas by 7 a.m. Sunday morning. Areas north and west of I-81 received less 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.

Snow fell for nearly eight straight hours Saturday across Greater Cincinnati, bringing our region its second notable snow storm of the season. LIVE RADAR // WEATHER ALERTS // TRAFFIC // CLOSINGS ...

There’s snow place like home this weekend. The Big Apple could be covered in a light layer of white Saturday evening, with the first snowfall of the season expected to dump as much as three inches ...

Snow is expected to start tapering off Saturday evening after falling at a rate of up to an inch an hour across Indianapolis through the afternoon, according to the National Weather Service. The NWS ...

Northern and central Arizona offer snowy winter escapes just a few hours from Phoenix. Flagstaff is Arizona's snowiest city, averaging over 100 inches of snow annually. Popular snow destinations ...

Up to five inches of snow is expected in the city, and as much as six inches on Long Island, from late Saturday into Sunday morning. By Erin McCann Erin McCann is an editor on The Times’s weather team ...