Black ice tends to form in the early morning and evening after temperatures drop below 32 F when roadways are wet from rain or melting snow. It also can form when the heat from tires on asphalt ...

The arctic weather set new records for snowfall amounts and low temperatures ... travel until road conditions improve. The threat of black ice continues into Thursday. Temperatures will dip ...

About 40 to 50 protesters started at the state Capitol around 7 p.m. and then walked east on the one-way Washington Street, which goes west. A Florence man is behind bars after an investigation ...

Santa Rosa County's emergency personnel knew well ahead of time the threat of severe winter weather they were facing Tuesday, up to and including snow and freezing rain. No one, though ...

A rare winter storm pummeled the South on Tuesday, smashing snow records from Texas to Florida and leaving behind dangerous road conditions and power outages. The National Weather Service on ...

The entire parish was blanketed in white after Tuesday's snow, with 5 inches recorded in Covington and 7 inches recorded in Slidell. More snow fell in St. Tammany on Tuesday than on any day in ...

Tallahassee is expected to wake up Wednesday to a veritable winter wonderland — with a potentially thick if not record-breaking blanket of snow on the ground along with icy and dangerous roads.

Warmer weather is headed to St. Cloud after the Granite City saw temperatures ... There's a slight chance of snow around midnight Tuesday going into Wednesday, according to the NWS.

The national weather service reports wind chill values are expected to be as low as -31 degrees in St. Cloud Tuesday. The high is expected to be near nine degrees, according to the NWS. There's a ...

POCATELLO — The Idaho Transportation Department recently introduced a snow plow named “Snow Daddy” to the students at Franklin Middle School in Pocatello. Justin Smith, public information ...

Did you know that St. Augustine once held the record for greatest amount of snowfall to fall in the Sunshine State? On Feb. 2, 1951, America’s oldest city lay buried in two inches of snow.