A powerful winter storm that caused blizzard conditions in parts of the Plains and Upper Midwest has finally moved out of the region, but not before blasting it with heavy snow and high ...

Spring is off to a furious start for several parts of the country after a blizzard dumped over a foot of snow and tornadoes raced through neighborhoods in the Midwest as the same storm system moves ...

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

A major winter blast of snow, ice, wind and plunging temperatures ... final stretch of Interstate 70 that was closed because of blizzard conditions. The department said other highways in the ...

THROUGH REPORTS FROM A NEIGHBOR SEEING LIGHTNING STRIKE THE MAN’S HOME, IT’S PRESUMED THUNDER SNOW IS THE CAUSE FOR THE BLAZE, A RARITY AMID A BLIZZARD LEAVING WITH NOTHING BUT THE CLOTHES ON ...

We're within 24 hours of another serious spring storm delivering blizzard conditions to southern ... 50 mph gusts and 1-2 inches of snow per hour are expected. "A band of heavy snow will develop ...

A blizzard swept through western and north central Iowa on Wednesday. While the Des Moines metro area saw only a trace of snow, other parts of the state saw more than a foot of snow. Here's a look ...

SO INTERESTING ABOUT THE DIRTY SNOW. Omaha's Weather Leader has deemed Wednesday a severe winter weather day with a blizzard warning in effect throughout the day.Interactive Radar | Weather Alerts ...

Languages: English. You can get in touch with Joe by emailing joe.edwards@newsweek.com Blizzard conditions are anticipated, with several inches of snow forecast. Meteorologists warn that blowing ...

Blizzard conditions should gradually improve Wednesday morning as the wind eases and the snow moves away. Denver will stay cloudy and chilly Wednesday, with a high temperature in the low-mid 40s ...

The next spring snowstorm is heading to Minnesota and is expected to bring blizzard conditions to parts ... some areas could get close to a foot of snow — especially areas in the southeast.