Thirteen states in the Northern U.S., Great Lakes, and Northeast are expecting snowfall this weekend and early next week as a burst of cold air brings wintry conditions to millions. The snowflakes are right on track for the average first snowfall of the ...

The heaviest snowfall was reported in Jefferson County, where Copenhagen recorded 8.5 inches, the highest total statewide. Nearby areas east of Lake Ontario also saw significant snow, including Oswego (5.5 inches) and Mexico in Oswego County (4.8 inches).

The winter forecast is just coming into view, but some parts of the country have already seen their first flakes. A federal weather data map shows much of the West has already seen some snow in the mountains, especially the northern Rockies and Sierra Nevada.

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- Philadelphia has been stuck in a snow drought, with four straight winters of below-average snowfall. But there is some hope for snow lovers this season. This winter is expected to bring more snow than five of the past six winters.

Parts of NY were buried under significant snowfall this weekend, with lake-effect bands delivering more than a foot of snow in some areas. See snow totals where you live.

Snow, sleet and freezing rain swept across New York City, New Jersey and Connecticut overnight as a quick-moving storm moved through, according to NWS New York. Travel remained hazardous due to snow- and ice-covered roads and reduced visibility.

The PMD has forecast widespread rain and snowfall that will blanket popular tourist destinations from December 30 through January 2, 2026, creating ideal conditions for those who have planned their vacations specifically to witness the magic of winter in destinations like Murree, Swat, Hunza, Naran and Kashmir valleys at this time.

Greater Binghamton has experienced the 2nd significant snowfall this winter. With 3-6 inches of snowfall expected, there is currently a winter weather