The storms rocking the nation come just days after a huge, powerful system slammed across the country, killing more than 40 ...

A powerful storm is unleashing a blizzard across the central United States after its strong winds stirred up dangerous dust storms and wildfires that continue to spread in parts of the Plains.

IT’S AN INCREDIBLE STORM SYSTEM IN TERMS OF WE GET SEVERE WEATHER ON ONE SIDE, TORNADOES ALREADY HAVE BEEN SEEN IN PARTS OF ILLINOIS, AND THEN WE GET THE SNOW ON THE OTHER SIDE AND BLIZZARD ...

Millions of people were at risk Wednesday as a threatening storm ... risk for blizzard conditions was from northern Kansas through southern Minnesota. The combination of heavy snow and strong ...

The scope of severe weather may ... into Wednesday night, ranging from tornadoes to large hail, powerful straight-line wind gusts, and flash flooding downpours. As the storms roll through ...

Our powerful two-day storm has prompted winter storm warnings across most of northern Minnesota, and a rare April blizzard warning ... Minnesota Wednesday night then taper off by Thursday morning.

The long band of wintry weather prompted a blizzard warning for ... rainfall on Wednesday. "As the storm moves over the Upper Midwest Wednesday afternoon and night, heavy snow bands become ...

A BIG STORM AND AHEAD OF IT ... done in the Omaha area despite the blizzard warning that is in effect into Wednesday night.Stay up to date with the latest winter weather forecast by downloading ...

Your First Alert: Compact storm ... A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for Wednesday into Wednesday night for parts of our northern counties. Franklin County is included in a Blizzard Warning ...

Wild weather: Storm gaining strength in the Midwest could fuel blizzard conditions More storms ... from the Northwest late Saturday and Saturday night will likely pull in enough moisture from ...

THAT’S BLIZZARD WARNINGS FOR A ... SHOWERS, THUNDERSTORMS, MAYBE A FEW STRONGER STORMS SOUTH. RAIN CONTINUES INTO THE EVENING, THEN IT CHANGES OVER TO SNOW. OH, AND THAT’S NOT ALL.