Statistics prove that this seemingly endless winter really is one of the worst in years - especially in the Midwest.
Areas from Alabama to Massachusetts should expect some midweek ice and snow.
The many ways that winter weather threatens your heat, electricity, and water supply.
How much snow and ice did Winter Storm Nika bring?
Alarming weather maps have been going viral on social media, with a lack of context fueling fear.
Winter Storm Janus stopped 2,900 planes from taking flight on Tuesday night.
Parts of the Northeast and Midwest are bracing for more than a foot snow, possibly making it the worst winter storm of 2014.
Florida State ball boy Frankie Grizzle-Malgrat, better known as "Red Lightning," might be the Seminoles' breakout star during the 2014 BCS National Championship game.
At least nine people have been reported dead as a result of Winter Storm Hercules, the first snow storm of 2014.
Long Island Gov. Andrew Cuomo is shutting down the LIE and state parkways for snowstorm Hercules 2014 from 12 midnight to 5 a.m. Friday.
Many forecasters are adamant that New York will get significant snowfall, but just how much will depend on Hercules’ track.
A mix of snow, ice and rain is expected Saturday and into Sunday across much of the northeast.
Country music stars Lady Antebellum, Florida Georgia Line, Jake Owen and Kellie Pickler are just a few of the acts scheduled to perform at this year's ACAs.
What you should know about Storm Dion and if you should be worried.
Winter Storm Dion has brought frigid temperatures, snow, sleet and freezing rain to several states and is heading east.
Winter Storm Boreas is poised to head to the Northeast, threatening Thanksgiving travel plans.
At least four people were killed Sunday in tornadoes that swept across the Midwest, where pictures of the devastation went viral on Twitter.
Tornadoes and severe thunderstorms swept through the Midwest on Sunday, causing extensive damage.
The globe experiences lightning some 50 times a second, meaning that there is always a lightning flash somewhere on Earth, scientists said.
Stanford University scientists say severe storms will only increase, costing the U.S. billions of dollars.
Scientists are using ocean-going robots to better predict the strength of developing hurricanes.
Was Sandy's westward bend back toward the East Coast a fluke, or the new normal?