Residents of Southend and Basildon can anticipate a predominantly cold and overcast period from today through to Monday, according to the latest Met Office forecasts. Today both Southend and Basildon ...

Expected snow and sleet totals could be between 8 to 14 inches in northern New Hampshire, where we are expecting it to stay mostly snow the longest. An accumulation of about 4 to 8 inches is expected ...

Now that we have celebrated the Eagles victory in the Super Bowl with a parade, the region is about to host another parade of storms for the weekend and into next week.

The long holiday weekend is here, and temperatures on both Saturday and Sunday will be well above average and downright summer-like.

FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY SUNDAY: Scattered lake effect snow showers with gusty wind. Highest snowfall totals will stay across far Northern Indiana and Southwest Michigan. High 26F. Low 5F. Wind NNW at ...

Saturday starts bitter cold with temperatures near zero in Northern New England and around 10 to 15 degrees in the south.

Partly cloudy and colder on Sunday with flurries at times but no snow accumulations. Highs on Sunday will be much colder with afternoon temperatures near 5 degrees and wind-chills near -10 to -15 ...

Clouds will blanket the skies for Valentines Day, then were tracking a cold front bringing stormy weather and cooler temperatures ...

Another Weather Impact Alert is in place for much of Saturday as snow, sleet, and freezing rain turn to a soaking rain. It's followed by a cold blast next week!

Monday, the clouds should clear as most areas will likely get some sunshine, an Environment and Climate Change Canada ...

Meteorologists warn that the coldest burst of Arctic air this season is coming to put an icy and prolonged exclamation point ...

Scattered showers tomorrow. Sunday is a First Alert Weather Day as storms will roll in early Sunday-- an isolated storm could ...