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Snow Blankets Myrtle Beach
February 14, 2026, 12:00 pm EST
As Winter Storm Gianna dropped heavy snow across the Carolinas, one of the country’s most popular spring break destinations looked more like a scene from a snow globe. Drone video gives you an amazing view as snow clashed with golden sands and crashing waves along Myrtle Beach, in South Carolina.
Snow And Sand: Drone Captures Myrtle Beach’s Winter Makeover
February 14, 2026, 12:00 pm EST
As Winter Storm Gianna dropped heavy snow across the Carolinas, one of the country’s most popular spring break destinations looked more like a scene from a snow globe. Drone video gives you an amazing view as snow clashed with golden sands and crashing waves along Myrtle Beach, in South Carolina.
Empty Shelves And Salt Trucks Signal Major Winter Threat
February 14, 2026, 12:00 pm EST
Empty store shelves, salt trucks on the move and crews preparing roadways are all signaling an incoming winter storm set to affect 230 million Americans. From Texas through the Carolinas and across much of the East, snow, ice and dangerous cold could disrupt travel and daily life through the weekend, making now the time to prepare.
Frozen Mississippi: Trucks Slide Off Icy Roads
February 12, 2026, 4:16 am EST
Mississippi is seeing some of the largest ice totals from Winter Storm Fern, and it is having an impact on the state’s roads. Watch this video to see what happened to several semi trucks that lost control, and check out how the ice has piled up on trees and power lines.
Major Storm Threatens Northeast With Heavy Snow, Mix
February 7, 2026, 9:16 pm EST
Winter Storm Fern will bring heavy snow and a wintry mix to millions across the Northeast, mid-Atlantic and Ohio Valley Saturday night into Sunday. The rain/ice line continues to shift so now the I-95 corridor has potential to see heavy snow, followed by sleet or freezing rain. Either way, this is going to be a major snow storm with the potential for at least a foot of snow along the I-95 corridor. Travel will become difficult to impossible, so adjust plans now and be sure to have a winter emergency kit in your car just in case. Watch this video to see how the forecast has changed.
Winter Storm Fern Delights Skiers, Sledders
February 5, 2026, 10:18 pm EST
Winter Storm Fern was a destructive storm for many people, but we also want to show you the happy side of the weather event. Watch this video to see how some people were able to take advantage of fun in the snow, including skiers, sledders and snowball fighters.
What’s Your Snowiest Month?
February 4, 2026, 12:00 pm EST
While most locations across the U.S. see the most snow between December through February, but not all. Watch to see which locations’ snowiest months aren’t even in winter.
Strong Winds From Winter Storm To Impact Travel In Northeast
February 2, 2026, 5:43 am EST
Winter Storm Gianna will largely stay off the coast from the Northeast, but the strong winds from the bomb cyclone could cause travel woes for some of the major airports. New York, Boston, Philadelphia and Washington, D.C., could all see potential delays. These winds will also pose coastal flooding concerns for the region. Parts of Massachusetts and Rhode Island may see some snow, but nothing like Winter Storm Fern. Watch the latest forecast here.
Polar Bear Enjoys Snow From Winter Storm Fern
February 1, 2026, 3:27 pm EST
Security cameras at the Saint Louis Zoo captured one of their resident polar bears having the best time in the deep snow. More than eight inches of snow fell on the St Louis area over the weekend, all thanks to Winter Storm Fern.
Southeast: Winter Storm To Bring Heavy Snow, Strong Winds
February 1, 2026, 3:22 pm EST
If you live in the Southeast or mid-Atlantic, you’ll want to pay attention to this forecast. Winter Storm Gianna will rapidly strengthen this weekend as it moves up the coast, bringing heavy snow, strong winds and coastal flooding concerns to the region. Parts of the Carolinas and Appalachians could see totals up to 8-12 inches. The strong winds near the coast bring the potential for blizzard conditions to places like the Outer Banks. Time it all out here.

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