This weekend, hazardous wintry weather from the storm will affect dozens of cities, with the potential for dangerous travel conditions, downed trees and long-lasting power outages.

Philadelphia is bracing for a significant snow storm that could bring bitterly cold temperatures and measurable snowfall accumulations to our area this weekend.

A storm riding the edge of incoming polar air could bring the D.C. region a meaningful snowfall Sunday, but the exact track will determine whether the region sees a decent storm or misses out entirely.

After a two-day thaw, frigid air returns this weekend, fueling potential snow. It's still too early for exact numbers, but storm impacts are trending UP for NJ.

Forecasters are keeping an eye on a potentially “impactful” winter storm that could bring “substantial snow accumulations” to the Lehigh Valley this weekend.

As cold air continues to surge out of central Canada, more clipper storms will roll from the Midwest to the Northeast with rounds of snow, lake-effect snow and gusty winds into the middle of the new week.

A winter storm moved through the region overnight, dropping up to 6.5 inches of snow in some areas.Here’s a look at some<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More

9 p.m.-midnight: The storm starts winding down. Precipitation ends from west to east. A general 2–5-inch snowfall is anticipated for a good portion of the area, with lower amounts far northwest and southeast of the city. This may be one of those unusual cases when the city has the highest amount of snow.