Some parts of Arizona are expecting snow this week as a winter-like storm plunges temperatures up to 20 degrees below normal for this time of year. National Weather Service (NWS) meteorologists ...

Northern Arizona saw its first snowfall of the season on Friday. On the last business day of the week, social media filled up with photos of snow blanketing bushes and trees and barely sticking to ...

You might be asking—what the heck does that mean? Does it have any bearing on how much snow I’ll be skiing this winter? First, a little context. La Niña is one of two phases of the El Niño-Southern ...

Snow fell across parts of North Carolina still without power from Hurricane Helene on Tuesday. Hurricane Helene made landfall on September 26 as a Category 4 hurricane, with maximum sustained ...

The timing of this year's first snow is 'pretty well in step' with what the National Weather Service usually observes, according to a meteorologist in the Gray office. Maine received its first ...

Japan's Mount Fuji has seen its first snowfall after going through the longest period without snow since records began 130 years ago. Snow fell on Japan's highest peak about a month later than ...

MINNEAPOLIS — As the temperature tumbles, we all know that winter is coming — but when does the Twin Cities typically see its first snowfall? Pete Boulay with the state's climatology office ...

YEAH, THEY GOT THEIR FIRST SNOWFALL TODAY. I GUESS ON THE FLIP SIDE, IT’S ABOUT THAT TIME OF YEAR, RIGHT? AND IT WAS OBVIOUSLY SNOW COVERED THERE. IT WASN’T JUST A LITTLE BIT OF SNOWFALL.

An inaugural season ended Saturday. No. 4 Snow College defeated College of Southern Idaho women’s soccer 4-0 while No. 17 Snow College men drew CSI 1-1 in the Golden Eagles’ regular season ...

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Still, the High Country has still managed to get its first doses of snow — and more appears to be coming this weekend. So, when can the rest of us expect to get a few flurries? Historically ...