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Winter storms will bring snow, ice, rain this week. Here's who's impacted.

A series of cross-country storms will spread winter weather across the central and northeastern parts of the United States through the rest of the week, with snow, ice and heavy rain in the forecast.

The Colorado Sun · 3h

Winter storm bringing heavy snow and colder weather to Colorado at long last

WBUR · 7h

Winter storms bring snow and ice to New England. More bad weather's coming

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Storm Goretti heads to UK bringing more snow, ice and wind

The UK is braced for widespread heavy snowfall and strong winds as Storm Goretti moves across the country on Thursday.

RTE Online · 6h

Storm Goretti to bring snow and heavy rain to southern counties

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Winter storms bring snow, ice and school and road closures to New England. More bad weather's coming

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What to expect for the incoming Denver snowstorm

Thursday and Friday are Pinpoint Weather Alert Days due to the cold temperatures and potential snow causing a slow and slick commute both days.

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UK weather: Storm Goretti to hit with heavy snow this week

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Two school buses crash as arctic weather continues to sweep UK

8don MSN

"Bomb cyclone" winter storm moves east with snow squalls in the forecast. Maps show latest winter alerts.

A powerful winter storm system moving across the Great Lakes and Northeast is bringing snow and ice, frigid temperatures and possible whiteout conditions.

FOX 8 News

Forecast: Stretch of warmer days before snow returns

Pockets of drizzle and fog remain through for some. Still a dreary evening with clouds common and temperatures holding steady in the 30s. There may be some periods of patchy fog.

FOX 5 New York on MSN

Snow storm expected to dump up to 9 inches across NJ, NY, LI: See forecast timeline, totals

Though it wasn’t a white Christmas, a strong storm is expected to deliver impactful snow and ice that could snarl travel.

12hon MSN

Snow finally back in the forecast for Denver

Where the storm sets up, and how quickly it arrives, will determine just how much snow will fall along the Front Range. Right now, Denver is on track to receive between 2-4" of snow.