The massive storm dumped heavy snow and ice across a huge swath of the United States, leaving nearly 600,000 homes without power and more than two dozen people dead.

: The storm is finally starting to wind down, but temperatures remain well below the normal after up to 15 to 20 degrees below normal for late June. After receiving heavy rainfall for several ...

The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning for parts of Idaho, Montana and Wyoming, with up to three feet of snow possible in some areas just before the July 4 holiday.

An independent review found earlier requests for outside crews may have shortened NES power outages by as much as five days in historic ice storm.

The Weather Prediction Center has upgraded its heavy snow risk to HIGH for Monday and Tuesday as a powerful late-season Pacific storm slams the Sierra Nevada with up to 48 inches of snow and 80 MPH ...

It's not often that you hear the words "Winter Storm Warning" in late June, but that's exactly what's happening in three states throughout the country this week, and it could not come at a worse time ...

A late-June cold blast is dropping winter snow on the high passes, bringing a hypothermia risk to the backcountry, with the storm peaking now and a summer freeze right behind it. The Northern Rockies ...

Heavy mountain snow is now giving way to powerful winds across the Northern Rockies, with up to 16 inches forecast in Montana’s Anaconda Pintler range and gusts up to 55 mph expected on the Beartooth ...

Rare June winter storm warnings cover parts of Montana, Idaho and Wyoming as up to 18 inches of snow threaten travel before the Fourth of July. Tom Shamberger/Unsplash Winter has returned to parts of ...

A huge winter storm is expected to affect areas from the Southwest to New England over the weekend.

Alaska and Montana residents have received winter storm alerts, a month after the National Weather Service announced the start of spring. Parts of Alaska could be buried under up to 12 inches of snow ...