LAAX, Switzerland (AP) — Eileen Gu added another halfpipe title to her resume Friday, taking the first Snow League season championship by capturing gold in the circuit's last contest. The victory came ...

The historic blizzard that has already dropped 15 to 19 inches of snow on parts of New Jersey will continue to blast the state Monday with up to another foot of snow and 60 mph winds. “Additional ...

A storm system is increasingly likely to bring snow to the Lehigh Valley this weekend, but just how much remains anyone’s guess. There is still a high amount of variability in what the array of ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. LATEST FORECAST: ‘Potentially historic’ storm with 12 to 24+ inches of snow to cripple state. Blizzard warnings expand. The snow ...

WELL, WE CERTAINLY HAD AN EVENTFUL MORNING ACROSS THE BALTIMORE METRO. THE EASTERN SHORE REALLY GETTING IN ON SOME WINTRY WEATHER. THEY HAVE THE SIGNIFICANT TOTALS. WE GOT SOME PRETTY IMPRESSIVE ...

Go here for live coverage of the snowstorm on Monday, Feb. 23. After starting out as rain, clumpy wet snowflakes began falling Sunday afternoon in the D.C. area. While it's not sticking in most spots ...

We're on site in LAAX to catch some of the world's best halfpipe skiers face off for the World Champ title.

LATEST FORECAST: ‘Potentially historic’ storm with 12 to 24+ inches of snow to cripple state. Blizzard warnings expand. The snow forecasts have continued to increase for a monster nor’easter storm ...

Half of the country is drowning in snow, while the other half is desperate for it. Areas with less snow than usual far outweigh the areas with more.

A rare winter storm warning has been issued for up to 2 feet of snow and 70 mph winds, marking the worst forecast in 10 years. Blizzard conditions are predicted to be so severe that a state of ...

More than 2 feet of snow piled up in Michigan's Upper Peninsula over the weekend, and the snow-shoveling won't stop as another round of snow is predicted early this week. The central-to-western U.P.