There are 74,000 outages in Mississippi, 57,000 in Texas, and more than 67,000 in Louisiana. An ice storm warning is in effect in parts of central, southwest and west central Louisiana and southeast Texas, where ice accumulations of up to 3/4 inch and sleet accumulations of up to an inch are possible.

The latest forecast puts Central Park at 12 inches of snow, and that’s still the highest snowfall seen there in several years. The last time New York’s weather station in the park saw more than a foot of snow from a single storm was in 2021.

A monstrous winter storm is expected to hit the tri-state area on Sunday — dumping up to 12 inches in some areas. A weather event like the one that is anticipated for the region makes for incredibly dangerous driving and travel conditions.

The storm will bring heavy snow and “crippling” ice impacts to more than 170 million people across the country.

Images from across much of the country illuminate snow-covered streets and preparations for worse still to come.

The massive winter storm sprawling across the United States has stretched over 1,500 miles from the Southern Plains to the East Coast states.

Gov. Kathy Hochul announced new travel restrictions and deployed National Guard members as New York braces for a massive winter storm expected to dump at least a foot of snow across most of the state through Monday afternoon.

Your governor issued a State of Emergency ahead of the anticipated winter storm heading our way, but what does this mean for you? New York Gov. Kathy Hochul announced a State of Emergency during her press conference Friday on the state’s preparation ahead of the winter storm that is expected to pummel the tri-state region this weekend into Monday.

The big snowstorm that meteorologists and social media users have been buzzing about for more than a week is only hours away from starting. And most forecasters agree this has the ingredients to become one of the biggest winter storms to hit New Jersey in at least five years.