Winter Storm

"We have seen a fair amount of damage across the area," said meteorologist Kyle Pallozzi from the National Weather Service.

A winter storm with snow, severe thunderstorms and strong winds is moving into the central and southern parts of the country before it hits the Northeast later this week.

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A winter storm hit parts of the Midwest and Northwest on Friday and will continue onto the Northeast through the weekend.

A strong winter storm is expected to blast across the Plains, Midwest and northeast of the country this weekend before strengthening into a bomb cyclone off the coast of New England and hitting the Atlantic Canada region.

A winter storm is expected to move from parts of Washington, Oregon and California through the Midwest before hitting the eastern region, with up to 3 feet of snow expected in some local pockets.

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"A Winter Storm Watch means heavy snow, strong winds, freezing precipitation, and cold temperatures are possible," the National Weather Service warns.

The National Weather has issued several winter storm warnings and winter weather advisories.

Satellite image shows a cirrus cloud stretching from Nebraska to Michigan.

An Arctic air blast stretching from the Plains to the Midwest and Northeast is forecast to bring temperatures to below 0°F across parts of the North Central states.

As the powerful winter storm leaves the Northeast, a new storm building off the West coast is expected to bring heavy rain and mountain snow in California and New Mexico.

A string of schools are closed or on a delayed opening schedule in parts of the Northeast, including in Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island in the aftermath of a severe winter storm.

More than 200 schools across New Jersey, Connecticut, Albany and other parts of the New England area are closed following severe disruption from the winter storm that hit the Northeast this weekend.

The major storm system from the West has moved to the Northeast, with thousands of flight delays and cancelations causing severe travel disruption across the country following the Thanksgiving weekend.

At least 423 Sunday flights were cancelled, according to NBC news.

The winter storm that wrecked havoc out west on Thanksgiving Day has since moved east.

A winter storm hit the Midwest just before Thanksgiving. The Northeast will be hit next, as the storm rolls east.

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A winter storm warning and weather advisory have been issued for parts of northern California and southern Oregon in the aftermath of a powerful "bomb cyclone."

A winter storm warning is in effect across Central and Western New York with a cold front bringing record cold temperatures and snowfall of more than 12 inches in some parts of the region.

The lake appeared amid weeks of wet weather in California.

Many areas in the north of the state received several inches of rain.

Scientists and engineers think California's water infrastructure isn't ready for a very large storm.

Mount Hope, New York, received the most snow as of Friday morning, with 18.3 inches recorded at 10:45 p.m. the night before. 

Record breaking amount of snow could fall in some parts as northeast waits for spring to arrive.

Parts of Maryland and West Virginia could see up to 14 inches of snow in March's fourth nor'easter.

Unsettled winter weather looks set to continue into spring, as more storms are on their way.

New England will get the brunt of the snow accumulation, with localized amounts of up to 22 inches near Boston, as well as some coastal flooding.

Call it a nor'easter, a "bomb cyclone," or a superstorm—in an era of worsening extreme weather, fierce winter systems like this are arriving with startling frequency.