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Our next weathermaker is a clipper system moving into northeast Wisconsin. A few snow showers have been passing through up north, but snow will start to develop in central Wisconsin around 10pm ...

IF YOU’RE DRIVING AROUND REALLY EARLY TOMORROW MORNING. A BETTER CHANCE FOR SLICK SPOTS WITH SNOW PRETTY LIKELY OVERNIGHT TONIGHT. TODAY, COOL, BUT NOT SUPER COLD. 33 DEGREES FOR A HIGH TODAY.

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When major cities get blanketed in multiple inches of snow, as they have this week, and during the historic February 2021 deep freeze, we've provided a real-time tracker for you to stay safe ...

There is no doubt about it, this winter has been cold at times. With that, has come quite a bit of snow for parts of the country that normally don't see it. The Gulf Coast has been the most recent ...

Languages: English. Email: [email protected] The NWS advisory comes as the latest in a series of winter systems impacting the region, with additional snow expected above 5,000 feet.

Wednesday, Friday and Sunday are the days to keep an eye on. Wednesday’s precipitation comes from a weak clipper passing to the north. This system will bring some light snow accumulation across ...

However, if you do find yourself needing to drive, here’s how to prepare your car and some general guidelines on how to drive safely when there's snow and ice on the road. Read full story ...

A rare and deadly winter storm descended across the southern U.S. on Tuesday, leaving some record-setting snow totals and halting travel for millions of Americans in Louisiana, Texas and Florida.