This index, from NOAA's National Weather Service, attempts to scale the impacts from winter weather, taking into account factors such as snowfall, accumulated snow on rooftops, ice accumulation, the potential for a flash freeze, and blowing snow. Not all factors are in play in a given winter storm.

Snow showers are moving through the Tri-State Saturday afternoon and are expected to continue through the evening. By the end of the event, many communities could pick up 4-8 or more inches of snow for areas under the warning. If you are sending us ...

Dangerous cold and two rounds of snow are expected to hit the St. Louis region this weekend, with the second wave bringing the most significant impacts and total snowfall ranging from 4 to 8 inches.

The Lehigh Valley is set to receive its biggest snowfall in years, followed by bitter cold. Will it break records?

At least 2 inches of snow has already fallen in some spots on Sunday with the heaviest snowfall expected this afternoon.

WASHINGTON COUNTY, Fla. (WJHG/WECP) - Snow fell across the Panhandle Sunday morning. Meteorologist Jordan Smith spent his morning chasing the snow. Here’s his live report from Chipley. To stay up to date on all the latest news as it develops, follow WJHG on Facebook, Instagram and X (Twitter).