CLEVELAND, Ohio — Light snow spread across Northeast Ohio early Friday as a clipper system moved through the Great Lakes, producing slick travel conditions during the morning commute. In some locations,

A powerful Arctic front is set to sweep across the Northeast, bringing snow, dangerously cold temperatures, and damaging winds that could cause power outages. Meteorologists warn that the system will begin affecting the region on Friday night,

A fast-moving clipper system is expected to bring powerful wind gusts and a shot of snow to the Great Lakes and Northeast — regions that are already well above their average winter snow

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Snow squalls, gusty winds and falling temperatures are expected to impact the Friday evening commute across Northeast Ohio as an Arctic cold front sweeps through the region. The front follows a round of light snow that moved through the region earlier Friday,

A fast-moving clipper system is expected to bring powerful wind gusts and a shot of snow to the Great Lakes and Northeast — regions that are already well above their average winter snow accumulations.

Snow has been falling across the Northeast since early Sunday morning. Here's how much has fallen across Philadelphia, New York City and Washington, D.C.

A life-threatening bomb cyclone is barreling toward the Northeast — threatening to slam New York City with even more snow and a record-breaking stretch of subfreezing temperatures. The powerful storm is expected to swirl into the city Saturday night or early Sunday,