The mild weather we enjoyed the last several days is now long gone. It’s “Hello Winter!” as colder and snowier weather takes ...

Gusty north winds take over and sweep away the clouds this morning. Clouds return later on Sunday, and then we have two storm systems on track to bring Kansas rounds of snowfall this week.

Between Thursday's storm and snowy weather over the next week, many of us will receive a foot or more of snow.

While the rest of your Friday will be windy but quiet, a winter storm is slated to push in Saturday night through Sunday afternoon.

A week of mild weather in Denver will give way to snow Friday night, while Colorado’s southern plains can expect a dry, windy ...

The storm is expected to bring moderate to heavy snowfall across the state, affecting major roadways and travel plans.

A few clouds have been moving through overnight, but temperatures are going to be even warmer along with stronger winds. A ...

Friday is looking like the warmest day going forward through the middle of the month. The weekend will be cooler, with a small chance at a light wintry mix Saturday morning.

A cold, windy day across Central New York, with lake effect snow affecting a large portion of Oneida and Herkimer Counties ...

Wind gusts will be weaker on Friday. For Saturday, a First Alert Weather Day is in place for our next round of snow!

Meteorologist Ava Marie says it will be partly cloudy and windy for Friday as temps will reach the mid 40s. There could be wind gust up to 30 mph as we get ready for another wintry mix for Saturday.

Temperatures will be up to 20 degrees above average on Friday. It will be sunny and warm with gusty wind to end the week.