This is the start of an extended stretch of bitterly cold temperatures. Sunday will be the warmest of the few days to follow, ...

Expect steady light snow to move into the Susquehanna Valley during the late morning. This snow switches to mix of snow, sleet, freezing rain, then becomes steady rain as temperatures rise Saturday ...

Partly cloudy and colder on Sunday with flurries at times but no snow accumulations. Highs on Sunday will be much colder with afternoon temperatures near 5 degrees and wind-chills near -10 to -15 ...

A quick dusting of snow is possible as rain starts tomorrow; patchy flooding possible Saturday night into Sunday ...

Those who have made evening plans to celebrate Valentine’s Day will need to travel with caution while getting to their place ...

We have a Yellow ALERT DAY today through tomorrow due to the chance for multiple bursts of accumulating snow and blowing snow ...

Wind gusts could reach 30 miles per hour at times this evening and tonight. Isolated snow showers are possible for areas ...

The Chicago area could see more snow during the coming weekend, which will be followed with a frigid blast of Arctic air next ...

A few breaks in the clouds this afternoon with clearing skies this evening. Temperatures fall into the 40s after 6 p.m. with ...

Widespread fog and scattered showers will end by mid to late morning. Expect afternoon wind gusts of 35 to 45 mph.

Cold temperatures have moved into the Chicago area Thursday after several inches of snow fell on Wednesday. More snow is expected this weekend.