Update: The latest on Pa. snowstorm: Here’s when it’s supposed to start and stop A storm covering half of the U.S. is likely to bring more than a foot of snow to much of Pennsylvania, forecasters now say.

Steady snow is set to arrive after 1 p.m. this afternoon and will lead to dangerous driving conditions, especially in the evening. Expect the most impactful snow to be from about 5 to 11 p.m. tonight before the steadiest snow tapers off. Much of the area ...

Mike says to stay home as snow is falling at an inches per hour rate in some parts of the state.

Buckle up, y'all!

New York City’s biggest winter storm in five years had dumped at least 10 inches of snow in Central Park by Monday morning, with below-freezing temperatures all week expected to keep the snow from melting for days.

Planes, trains and automobiles in and around New York City remained slowed or stopped Monday after the biggest storm in years dumped around a foot of snow on the Big Apple. Hundreds of flights in and out of New York City’s airports were canceled Monday after Winter Storm Fern sparked the most cancellations in a single day across the US since the beginning of the COVID pandemic.