A vigorous storm system in the upper-level jet stream winds looks to eject out of the Rockies and into the Plains on Sunday.  This system is expected to interact with an abundance of cold air that is already in place across the Eastern US, while pulling up deep moisture out of the Gulf of Mexico, producing the potential for a crippling amount of ice and snow for parts of the region.  

A vigorous upper-pattern looks to bring a series of nasty storms and an early season arctic blast for the Eastern US as we enter the New Year.  When to expect widespread SUBZERO temps...

A busy zonal pattern has developed in the upper level winds over the Northern Hemisphere.  This will lead to a very active weather pattern as we head into the final week and a half before Christmas.  Who is likely to see snow...

A fast moving upper-level storm is set to bring the first snow of the season for many into parts of the Middle-Mississippi and Ohio River Valleys Saturday Night.  Which areas could see a few inches of snow...

Get ready for a potpourri of weather of weather for Thanksgiving Day across the Midwest with the potential for significant accumulations of snow for some and heavy rain for many others.