Some areas of Southern California began to see light snow falling Wednesday morning as the first pulse of a significant winter storm slowly moved into the region.

The robust storm system will swing waves of moisture up and down the California coast, including the already saturated northern part of the state, while also sending moisture inland, adding feet of ...

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Best bets Delta sturgeon leading the parade, Steve Mitchell said. Don Pedro multi-species bite going, Monte Smith reported. McSwain plants lead to trout limits, Dave Hurley said. New Melones anglers ...

The Central New York region is due for some more snow, and The National Weather Service advises drivers in heavily affected areas to take their time. Meteorologist Adam Gill said the snowstorm is ...

The potential for thunderstorms packing significant hail and powerful wind gusts will shift from central Texas on Wednesday to southeastern Texas on Thursday, AccuWeather said. Snow here ...

The Central New York region is due for some more snow, and The National Weather Service advises drivers in heavily affected areas to take their time. Meteorologist Adam Gill said the snowstorm is ...

While we got a few inches of snow in some places, some North Carolina beaches also got the same winter weather treatment including the Outer Banks. Cape Hatteras National Seashore has temporarily ...

JASMINE. THANK YOU. WE HAVE AN UPDATE ON THE CAUSEWAY BRIDGE AS LEADERS HOPE TO REOPEN ONE LANE FOR FIRST RESPONDERS TOMORROW AFTERNOON. THEY SAY SNOW DEPTH AVERAGED 24IN ALONG PARTS OF BOTH BRIDGES.

Snowmen outnumbered people in parks and open fields, and terrifyingly tall 6-foot tall snow bears rivaled them. The frozen monstrosities lurked atop Graffiti Bridge, on street corners with ...

IT’S SNOW COVERED AND A FOOT OF SNOW IN SOME PLACES. THE IRONY OF THESE FLURRIES MOVING THROUGH CENTRAL IOWA TODAY AREN’T LOST ON ME, BUT DILLARD SAYS THAT WHEN HE GETS BACK, HE HOPES THE SNOW ...