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Oklahoma Police Officer Loses Icy Game of Tug o’ War With Downed Tree Limb
January 28, 2026, 1:57 pm EST
While trying to clear a downed tree limb off an icy Oklahoma road, an Edmond police officer finds himself sliding in the wrong direction.
Potential Nor’easter To Impact East Coast This Weekend
January 28, 2026, 7:02 am EST
Chances are increasing that a nor'easter/coastal storm will develop and impact the East Coast this weekend. There is potential for significant snow and gusty winds along with the bitter cold air already in place. This comes just a week after Winter Storm Fern. This forecast will change, so please check back here often. Watch this video for the latest update.
Snow, Ice Slams Northeast Today; Stay Home, Avoid Travel
January 26, 2026, 11:48 am EST
Winter Storm Fern is here and is set to dump heavy snow and ice across the Northeast. Snow will change to sleet and maybe freezing rain Sunday afternoon along the Interstate 95 corridor from Washington, D.C., and Baltimore up to Philadelphia and even New York City. However, significant snowfall is still expected in these major cities despite the chance of ice. The highest snow totals will likely be across New England in places like Boston, Providence and Hartford. Please stay home and avoid travel today. If you must travel, make sure you have a winter emergency kit in your car. Watch this video for your hour-by-hour forecast and the latest snow and ice totals.
Snowy Rescue: Trucker Dangles Off West Virginia Bridge
January 26, 2026, 10:21 pm EST
As a rapid snowstorm blasted West Virginia Tuesday morning, a tractor-trailer driver lost control on a snow-covered bridge on U.S. 35 in Mason County. Heart-stopping video shows the cab of the truck dangling from the bridge with the trucker still inside. Watch this video to learn what stopped his truck from plunging to the ground below and witness his incredible rescue.
Triple Threat: Winter Storm Fern Brings Snow, Ice And Storms
January 26, 2026, 8:32 pm EST
Winter Storm Fern is tracking eastward, bringing a triple threat of weather across parts of the South, mid-Atlantic and Northeast. Freezing rain continues to linger across the South and mid-Atlantic, bringing the threat for more accumulating ice. Heavy snow will continue to fall across much of the Northeast with widespread totals over a foot possible. And if that wasn’t enough, the warm side of the system will bring the threat of damaging winds and an isolated tornado to the Gulf Coast. Here’s the latest.
South: Tracking Snow, Ice, Possible Severe Storms Today
January 26, 2026, 8:07 pm EST
Freezing rain will continue to accumulate across the South today, making travel treacherous. Expect the wintry weather to gradually come to an end this afternoon as Winter Storm Fern shifts east. However, there will also be a severe weather side to this massive storm system. A line of storms will move along the Gulf Coast this afternoon into this evening. Severe storms will be possible across southern Alabama, southern Georgia and the Florida Panhandle, including places like Mobile, Tallahassee, Pensacola, Albany and Dothan. Damaging winds will be the main threat, but an isolated tornado cannot be ruled out. Watch this video to see the hour-by-hour forecast.
Weekend Winter Storm: Ice, Snow And Severe Threats
January 25, 2026, 12:07 pm EST
A winter storm named Fern by The Weather Channel is moving across the South and Southeast this weekend. Multiple states are in the path of the storm’s ice threat, including Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, Georgia, Virginia and the Carolinas. Once the storm moves north, it’s going to pull some warmer air into the Southeast, allowing precipitation to change over into rain and even fueling a potential weak severe threat.
Deep South Experiencing Snow, Dangerous Ice Accumulation
January 25, 2026, 12:07 pm EST
Winter Storm Fern is bringing heavy snow and widespread icing to the Deep South. Snow accumulations have already topped 5 inches in parts of Arkansas. All precipitation types will be possible, as rain will change over to freezing rain, sleet and then eventually snow from north to south. High ice accumulations are developing across the South, including Shreveport and Little Rock. Tree damage and power outages are likely, and travel is becoming extremely difficult to impossible this weekend. Click here for your latest snow and ice forecasts.
Dangerous Ice Accumulation From Fern Expected For Southeast
January 25, 2026, 12:07 pm EST
Winter Storm Fern is expected to bring widespread ice and sleet to the Southeast this weekend. The precipitation will start out as all rain, then change over to a mix of freezing rain and sleet Saturday into Sunday in places like Atlanta, Charlotte and Nashville. Ice accumulations could range from a quarter of an inch to a full inch, leading to numerous power outages. Some areas will also see heavy snowfall. Watch this video for your latest hour-by-hour forecast.
Snow Moves Into Northeast Tonight; Over A Foot Possible
January 25, 2026, 12:07 pm EST
Today is the last day to prepare across the Northeast as the snow will begin to move in from the southwest tonight. The heaviest snow will fall on Sunday, with snow changing over to a freezing rain and sleet mix along the I-95 corridor from Washington and Baltimore up to Philadelphia and even New York City. However, 8-12 inches is still expected at these major hubs despite the chance for ice. A wide swath of 12-18 inches of snow will be possible for areas that see all snow and no mix, and this includes Boston. Get your hour-by-hour forecast and the latest snow and ice totals here.

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