Later Saturday morning, temperatures gradually warmed up, changing wet snow and mix over to a cold rain from the Merrimack Valley to the coast. Several inches of snow fell in parts of the state ...

Our First Alert Weather team is tracking snow chances Thursday into Friday and possibly another round Friday night. We enjoyed a couple of sunny days — albeit chilly — but it looks like the ...

A second system will bring another round of rain and snow Friday night and into Saturday morning. There could be a burst of heavier snow in the overnight hours.

“When you involve snow and ice into it, it has direct impacts on our infrastructure and how we respond to it as well,” Kamilakis said. Bill Cuttler, VDOT’s district engineer for Northern ...

He didn’t mention the event, but when asked to share the biggest worry keeping him up at night, the billionaire pointed to falling birth rates. Many scholars who study population growth say ...

Starting off about 10 degrees above average and in the low 50s, but a few upper 40s are possible too, especially by the shoreline with a wind off the water. Starting off about 10 degrees above ...

The issue though in recent years, is not necessarily how much snow is falling, it's the warm temperatures between snowfalls leading to rapid melting and rain. Mount Hotham for example reported ...

From 6PM to 9PM tonight, the Thursday Night Market will be held in Downtown Chico. Every Thursday from April 10 to September 25, the market will be held rain or shine.

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - Rain showers, and some snowflakes, are starting to reach the ground in parts of Northern Indiana. What will the rest of Wednesday bring for our part of the world? First Alert ...

The rain could transition to snow in some towns as the temperatures ... afternoon before another round of precipitation Friday night and Saturday morning. The rain could be heavy at times.

As temperatures cool we’ll have a chance for snow to become more common, but even then, our temperatures don’t seem to be falling to even the freezing mark everywhere, and many remain above ...