The winter-weary Mid-Atlantic and the Northeast, including New York City, can expect frigid temperatures, blustery winds and some more snow into the weekend, according to forecasters. Half an inch to ...

In a dramatic spring reversal, snow not only stuck but accumulated several inches from North Carolina up to Maryland on March ...

Despite a heatwave over the weekend on the West Coast, much of the Eastern and mid-Atlantic is still facing sporadic, severe ...

Warm air surging north will clash with colder air pushing south, bringing rounds of thunderstorms, soaking rain and even ...

In the Mid-Atlantic, forecasters have also warned of a familiar combination, snow in the mountain ranges, a mix south of that, and the wind so strong that it will turn a daily drive into a white ...

Spring may be almost here, but it might not feel like it for millions facing alerts for wintry weather, including heavy snow, ...

A snowstorm is coming, but its impacts to the East Coast still remain highly uncertain just a few days before the event.

Temperatures in some places plunged as much as 40 to 50 degrees in 24 hours. On Wednesday, Washington, D.C., hit 86 degrees, ...

Thousands of flights were canceled, and tens of thousands were left without power as a result of the severe weather ...

The leftovers from Sunday's storm system will be moving across the East on Monday bringing a wide range of weather from late ...

The storm could drop 1 to 3 feet of snow from the eastern Dakotas through the north-central Great Lakes and into Ontario ...