This afternoon, many areas are seeing partly to mostly cloudy skies with temperatures rainging from the single digits to the ...

Snowy, windy hazards developing overnight -- heavy snow chances to linger east before tapering Thursday night.

WHAT WE ARE TRACKING: ALERT Day conditions are in effect through Sunday due to hazardous travel from snow and blowing or drifting of the snow. Very cold conditions are expected next week.

As low pressure slides across the lower Great Lakes and into the Ohio Valley this weekend, blustery north winds will pick up. With gusts over 20 mph, the fluffy new fallen snow will begin blowing and ...

Expect widespread light to moderate snow Friday night into Saturday with lake effect snow and breezy winds on the backside Sunday into Monday. Next week we are ...

Drivers can expect blowing snow much of the day. Wind chills will range from zero to 10 degrees in most areas.

A cold weather advisory will be in effect from midnight tonight until 9 am Thursday morning due to temperatures dropping to ...

A flow will help usher in a moisture-rich storm system that will bring heavy, wet dense mountain snow and allow for periods ...

Bitter cold and dangerous wind chills are expected through Thursday morning. Wind chills ranging from 15 to 30 below zero.

Don't let your guard down just yet, as powerful winds pick up across Ontario on Thursday, reducing visibility after all of ...

Having barely just finished digging out from the snowiest storm in nearly two years, Toronto and the GTA are bracing for a third winter storm in the last eight days this weekend. Environment Canada ...

"Lake effect snow and considerable blowing snow possible. Snow accumulations of 2 to 6 inches from mid afternoon on Thursday ...