Click on each star to reveal average and record latest spring (or summer) snow dates for each location. Colors of each star icon correspond to the month of the season's last snow (Green = March; Blue = April; Purple = May; Red = June or July) Data courtesy NWS-NOWDATA. By spring, the sight of a blanket of snow may cause more aggravation among the snow-fatigued, instead of the excitement it generated in October or November. (MORE:) We scoured National Weather...

At a Glance Winter Storm Riley bombed out off the New England coast and produced destructive impacts in the East March 1-4.Coastal flooding and beach erosion occurred over multiple high tides, yielding the third-highest tide on record in Boston.Damaging winds were reported from western New York and New England to the mountains of North Carolina, knocking out power to nearly 2 million.Parts of New York state picked up 2 to 3 feet of snow, with one location receiving as much...

At a Glance Winter storms can occur well into April and even in May in certain parts of the United States.Seven named winter storms have occurred after April 1 since the winter of 2013-14.Sometimes these late-spring snowstorms can occur simultaneously with an early-season landfalling tropical cyclone. Even though April is the second month of , winter storms can still bring snow or ice to parts of the United States.In the last four winters, there have been seven named winter storms...

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At a Glance Winter Storm Violet brought a stripe of snow to the northern tier.Gusty winds resulted in blowing snow and reduced visibility. Winter Storm Violet was a short-lived wintry disturbance that sped through the northern tier of the United States in late March. (MORE:|) The storm spread a swath of snow from northern Montana eastward through the Dakotas and into Minnesota. The low pressure center intensified in the Upper Midwest as it crossed from Michigan's Upper Peninsula into Canada....

April has begun, but it'll still feel like winter for much of the United States through the week ahead. The chilly, snowy conditions will be courtesyof an upper-level weather pattern –specifically, a southward dip in the jet stream over the Rockies into the central Plains, Midwest and Northeast – which has been in place for much of March. (MORE: ) Here's a closer look at the wintry conditions that are expected through the first week of April. Chilly Start To...

At a Glance A cold weather pattern will result in two chances for snow during the first half of this week.The first snowmaker is moving through the Northeast on Monday.Another weather system will bring snow and wind to the Rockies, Midwest and Great Lakes into Wednesday. Two snowmakers will zip across the nation's northern tierduring the first half of this week as a cold weather pattern takes hold to begin April. The first round of snow will impact parts of...

Meteorologist Domenica Davis looks at the forecast for yet another round of snow forecast to hit the Lower 48. ...

The second named winter storm this spring brought blinding snow to parts of South Dakota. ...

Winter Storm Wilburdelivered a swath of snow from the northern Rockies to the upper Midwest, Great Lakes and northern Maine April 1-4, 2018. Wilbur brought 9 inches of snow to Minneapolis/St. Paul, making it the heaviest two-day April snowfall therein nearly 34 years. Green Bay, Wisconsin, received8.1 inches of snow from Wilbur on April 3. (MORE: |) Wilbur Storm Recap Hereare some notable snow reports from Wilbur by state. Wilbur's snowfall from the Rockies to the Great Lakes for the...

At a Glance More early-April snowmakers are ahead late this week and into the weekend.Three systems are being monitored closely, but impacts are uncertain at this time. This is a previous version of our forecast for the three rounds of snow expected late this week into the weekend. For the latest version, . ...

At a Glance Although it may be spring, snow is still possible.But in much of the Midwest and East, it doesn't not last long. Rounds of snow will continue to fall across the northern tier of the U.S. through early April, but there is some good news regarding April snow:It typically doesn'tlast long. (MORE: ) Spring snow isn'tunusualfor much of the U.S., especially in the higher elevations and toward the Canadian border, but it is more difficult to have the...

At a Glance Two more early-April snowmakers are expected into early next week.The first system could bring snow as far south as the Ohio Valley and mid-Atlantic. The calendar may say April, but winter still has a firm grip on the Midwest and East as two separate snowmakers take aim at those regions into early next week. Cold air will generally remain in place inthe Plains, Midwest and Northeast through the first half of next week. At the same time,...