Winds along with the snow ramp up, which will create blowing and drifting snow, reducing visibility and slicking up surfaces.

A powerful and deadly winter storm that has been slamming the Plains and Midwest Wednesday morning moved into Chicago, Detroit and the Great Lakes during the afternoon.

A second winter storm in as many days will slam parts of the Midwest before rolling toward the East Coast. Major travel disruptions are likely.

In Highland Park, the snow was ruthless at times — coming down at such a rapid pace that it also hindered cleanup efforts. As Andrew Ramos reports, the snow also put a dent in foot traffic at some of the small businesses in town.

NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – After a record-warm start to February, cooler temperatures are moving in this week. Wetter weather will return too with widespread chances for rain and snow by the end of this week. It’s been a cloudy Monday across most of New Mexico, but we’re not seeing any moisture out of those clouds just […]

Some in the Chicago area were waking up Tuesday morning to light flurries as a weak cold front passed through parts of Northeast Illinois, with a dusting or a coating of snow possible on area roadways,