We've seen this before this winter. Low pressure will form off the East Coast. The question is where it goes. Here's our latest forecast thinking.

Blizzardlike conditions stemming from a "bomb cyclone" brought heavy snow to the Southeast and ushered in frigid temperatures to much of the East Coast.

A Northeast snowstorm is possible this weekend, AccuWeather says. Is it a potential major snow storm? See timing, what to expect, snowfall amounts.

The coastal storm was still taking shape, but it looks likely to surpass the meteorological criteria for a “bomb cyclone,” Speciale said, referring to a type of storm characterized by its powerful reach and counterclockwise spin. That westward spin makes bomb cyclones especially destructive when they make landfall on the East Coast.

Old Man Winter doled out a medley of punishment across Canada on Wednesday as freezing rain encased southern Ontario, cold and snow swept across the Prairies, and heavy snow blanketed the East Coast.

Severe weather risks start today, even though a storm isn’t forecast until Monday as low pressure replaces high pressure

So far, computer models as of Tuesday afternoon are analyzing weather data to determine the storm's direction and strength as it approaches the East Coast.

A powerful storm system is set to impact the eastern United States over Valentine’s and Presidents Day weekend, bringing heavy rain, thunderstorms, and a wintry mix to millions. The National Weather Service says the storm will develop over the southern Plains on Friday,