Snow will continue to wind down early Wednesday morning leaving snow covered roads and difficult driving conditions for the ...

After the snow is done, tomorrow looks like a cold day. Highs will be in the teens, with subzero wind chills. Those “feel-like temperatures” will become more nasty into early Friday, as they tumble ...

With wind chills as low as 25-35 degrees below zero, a Cold Weather Advisory is in effect until noon Wednesday.

Douglas County recorded anywhere from around 2 to 3.5 inches of snow through Wednesday morning and could see another inch throughout the day, according to a National Weather Service meteorologist.

Arctic air will once again find itself a home over the Weather First area heading into next week.The bitter cold is expected ...

Grab a heavy coat and get the snow shovels ready! Cold today, then warming up ahead of the next storm tomorrow. Heavy mountain snow is expected from Thursday into Saturday.

Wednesday morning was bitter cold once again across the state. Parts of the Helena Valley dropped into the -30s! Widespread negative teens and 20s were common.

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Forecasted accumulation now ranges between 3 to 5 inches with 25 mph winds making blowing snow risker for those forced to drive today.

It’s cold again today.The cold weather will dominate the weather headlines right into next week, with a few exceptions.

A storm in the Lower Mississippi Valley will track northeast along the I-71 corridor tonight from western Kentucky this evening, bringing periods of rain and a wintry mix.

The window for potentially severe weather is broad across the area because of the range in conditions. In general, it’s ...