At a Glance A disturbance and cold front will track eastward Friday.With colder air in place, snow is expected in parts of the Midwest and interior Northeast.For some locations, this will be the first accumulating snow of the season. Parts of the Great Lakes region saw their first accumulating snow of the season this week as acold and active weather pattern settled in. Numerous accidents were reported on Interstate 80 on Friday morning in eastern Nebraska due to the combination...

At a Glance A blast of cold air will envelop much of the central and eastern U.S. through this weekend.This will be the coldest air of the season for parts of the Midwest, Plains, Northeast and South.The cold weather pattern will continue into much of next week. A shivering weather pattern has spread the coldest temperatures so far this fall across the Plains, Midwest, South and East late this week. The weather pattern into mid-Novemberwill feature an overall southward plunge...

At a Glance Lake-effect snow is expected in the Great Lakes snowbelts into this weekend.The most organized bands of snow will likely set up east of lakes Ontario and Erie.Significant snow is also forecast in the Lake Superior snowbelts into Saturday. The is plunging into the Great Lakes region into this weekend, setting the stage for lake-effect snow in the typical downwindsnowbelts. Lake-effect snow continuesto the eastand southeast of Lake Superior and Lake Michigan and will increaseeast of Lake Erie...

At a Glance A potent storm system is spreading snow and rain from the Midwest to the South and East early this week.For some of these areas, it is the first snow of the season.Mainly rain is forecast along the Interstate 95 corridor in the Northeast and Southeast. A storm system moving from the mid-Atlantic into New England Tuesday is bringing the first snow of the season to some cities while others are experiencing a soaking rain. Snow is falling...

Thelate-weekstorm affecting parts of mid-South, Ohio Valley and East with snow, ice and rain has been named Winter Storm Avery. For full details on Avery,. ...

At a Glance It has been almost three years since the U.S. has seen this much snow cover in November.Some of this early season snow has fallen in some unusual locations. Snow cover in the U.S. early this week is the most expansive since for November since 2015 and is located in some unexpected locations. (MORE: ) Early on Nov. 13, the area of the U.S. covered by snow was 29.4 percent which was the greatest area of the U.S....

At a Glance November has begun with colder-than-average temperatures dominating much of the central United States.Record early first snows have occurred in the South.The average temperature in November's first 13 days ranks among the coldest on record in some cities.Lake-effect snow was observed in Missouri. November has begun with cold conditions dominating alarge swath of the central United States, yielding some weather oddities when it comes to snowfall and temperatures. In the first 12 days of November, temperaturesfrom the Plains...

At least two people have died during Winter Storm Avery's wrath on the South and Midwest. ...

At least five people died on the slick roads caused by Winter Storm Avery. ...

The winter storm caused a chaotic commute in New York City. ...

At a Glance Snowfall totals in parts of the Northeast, including New York City, were higher than expected.Forecasting precipitation type and amount can be tricky in the winter.Cold air in place was stronger and low pressure was weaker and slower to track north. 's timing and unexpected amounts couldn't have been worse for commuters in New York City area on Thursday. (NEWS: ) The snow was heavy and arrived in the late afternoon and early evening. Drivers navigating the first...

At a Glance New York City drivers were stuck for hours because of Winter Storm Avery. Public transit was also bogged down all across the city.Drivers said they saw no indication salt was thrown on the roads or that they had been plowed.Friday morning's commute was closer to normal.The mayor promised a full review of why the city wasn't better prepared. New York City buses were delayed,but most subways were running on timeas of 8a.m. Friday morning afterWinter Storm Avery...

The storm caused widespread power outages and slowed commutes to a crawl. ...