Winter Storm

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.

Shoreline scavengers also found a host of other dead creatures.

The storm will move through the Northeast from Saturday night to Sunday morning.

Some areas received up to 14 inches of snow, leading to fatal car accidents and canceled school.

We know it sounds made up, but this is a real meteorological phenomenon.

The storm has caused thousands of canceled flights across the country.

The governors of Florida, Georgia, North Carolina and Virginia declared states of emergency.

Winter Storm Grayson is a rare snow hurricane and the first to hit the U.S. since Hurricane Sandy.

And no, it's not by freezing to death.

The National Weather Service has issued winter weather advisories for most of the east coast.

Winter Storm Grayson is churning up the East Coast.

Experts indicate that this will be one of the most intense winter storms in years.

Winter Storm Grayson is taking aim at the northeast and as far south as north Florida.

There's a difference between weather and climate.

The early October storm in Colorado follows a Montana blizzard that set a record for the heaviest two-day October snowfall.

Ice, freezing rain and winter storm warnings were in effect from the Texas panhandle north into Iowa and east through central Indiana.

As much as 8 inches of snow and 1 inch of sleet was expected to fall on a large swath of the United States from northeast Louisiana to southern Pennsylvania.

Washington has 2,600 snow-shoveling volunteers.

With 26.8 inches of snow in Central Park by midnight, the storm was the second biggest in the city's history.

All bridges, tunnels closed into the largest U.S. city; travel ban put in place on area roads.

Up to 50 million people could be affected by what meteorologist Nick Gregory calls a "classic nor'easter."

The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority took the rare step of suspending operations until Sunday.