Winter Weather

Think of a snow squall like a miniature blizzard. Here's why they're so dangerous.

Body camera footage captures the moment the trooper arrived to the scene and dove into the icy winter pond to save the child.

This is the second deadly avalanche in the U.S. this week. A skier was killed at a resort in California on Wednesday.

Every state in the country is under some sort of weather advisory this weekend as a polar vortex sends an arctic blast across much of America.

Snow, ice, sleet and other types of winter weather may be in the forecast. Here are several tips to follow to prepare for the cold winter.

As the winter chills approach and Jack Frost begins nipping at your nose, your pets have their own challenges staying safe and warm.

There are three criteria a snow storm must reach to become an official blizzard, and the amount of snowfall isn't one of them.

Cold air from the Arctic will be blasting its way into the Lower 48 starting Thursday and filtering into the central U.S. through early next week.

Temperatures as much as 50 degrees below average are possible in several parts of the country, with wind chills as low as -50 degrees expected for some.

A sprawling storm has hit the South with high winds and tornado warnings that blew roofs off homes, flipped over campers and tossed about furniture in Florida.

Common causes of frozen pipes are a sudden drop in temperature, poor insulation or an incorrectly programmed thermostat.

Common causes of frozen pipes are a sudden drop in temperature, poor insulation or an incorrectly programmed thermostat.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration says that winter storms cause about $1.9 billion in damage on average every year.

Heavy snow was reported from the Northeast to New England, with several communities reporting more than a foot of snow that slowed travel as millions of Americans were faced with the messy winter weather.

The East Coast's first major winter storm of the year could bring several inches of snow to some areas and disrupt life for 45 million people in the Northeast.

A small fire whirl was captured on video by a North Dakota meteorologist who says it formed after he used gasoline to clear ice from his driveway following a major winter storm.

A very cool sight was spotted on the banks of Lake Superior on New Year's Day and it's an indication that the Great Lakes will, hopefully, freeze soon.