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YOU TRUST. JUST SHY OF 550 HERE ON YOUR SATURDAY MORNING. SNOW NOW FALLING NOT ONLY FOR THE OMAHA METRO, BUT FURTHER NORTH OF I-80 AS WELL. LET’S START WITH A LIVE LOOK ACROSS THE METRO AREA ...

THREE INCHES IN FRANKLIN. SO A SIGNIFICANT AMOUNT ... HERE’S FUTURECAST SNOW ACROSS THE AREA AS WE HEAD TOWARDS THE LUNCH HOUR. IT’S MAINLY WHITE, MAINLY LIGHT SNOW, SO WE WON’T HAVE THOSE ...

Heavy bands of snow dropped several inches of accumulations across the Cincinnati region. Roads remain snowy or icy in many locations early this afternoon. It will be blustery with sustained winds ...

IOWA FALLS THOUGH, GETTING SOME HEAVY SNOW. RIGHT NOW YOU CAN SEE THAT DARK BLUE. ALL OF THIS CROSSING I-35 NORTH OF AMES. IF YOU HEAD NORTH OUT OF AMES, YOU’RE GOING TO RUN INTO SOME SNOW ...

BACK INTO THE TEENS ON TUESDAY, MID TEENS ON WEDNESDAY, AND YOU’LL SEE THAT GRADUAL WARMING TREND AS WE HEAD INTO THE WEEKEND. AND ALSO WE DON’T HAVE A SINGLE CHANCE OF SNOW SHOWERS AT LEAST ...

(WLUK)— Winter Storm Cooper swept through Northeast Wisconsin from Friday night into Saturday, leaving a blanket of snow across the region. Preliminary reports indicate that most areas received ...

AND LOOKING AT THE FORECAST, I MEAN, WE HAVE SOME MORE SNOW CHANCES, BUT ALSO SOME BRUTAL COLD TONIGHT. BUT IN MANY OF THE DAYS AHEAD, YOU’LL SEE IN THE SEVEN-DAY COMING UP THIS EVENING ...

Unlike last week, we have a much colder setup around the region to allow for snow showers to develop and stick on city roads. As the next frontal system approaches Thursday, snow showers may begin ...

Parts of the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic woke up to a blanket of snow Wednesday morning, just as another winter storm system is forecast to spread snow from the central Plains into the Great Lakes ...