Another winter of unseasonably high temperatures would follow our two warmest winters on record in 2023 and 2024, and would swing the odds to favour a third consecutive poor snow season.

It can be a tough battle to break out of winter in Maine- but by the time we get to the middle of the month, the chances of seeing significant snowfall drop quickly. Let's hope we can put snow ...

You can only imagine the wild theories, jokes, and good ... an AI to finish The Winds of Winter for George R.R. Martin. Others think that in 10 years, he’ll admit he never really worked on it, and ...

As winter returns to eastern states, the rest of the country is braced for the next storm to power through. Jim Dale, US meteorologist for British Weather Services and co-author of ‘Surviving Extreme ...

Up to 10cm of snow fell at Cardrona Alpine Resort between Queenstown and Wānaka on Tuesday. Photo / Cardrona Alpine Resort Winter temperatures are expected to spread across the country today as ...

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Nearly 2 feet of snow has fallen since Saturday, creating an unstable snowpack and dangerous avalanche conditions. Out with winter and in with the return to spring and wetter weather. The tug of war ...

PORTLAND (WGME) --Late season snow is expected in parts of Maine on Tuesday. Gusty winds will also become a threat by Tuesday afternoon in western Maine. A winter weather advisory is in place ...

There are some hints of a colder pattern with the risk of snow as we get closer to Easter weekend. However, there is considerable uncertainty with the setup at this time, but we may not be done with ...

the joke is on you with accumulating snow, wind, and cold returning. Tuesday truly will feel like late winter, let's say early to middle February, compared to April. A strong cold front will ...

Despite feeling like a cruel spring joke, snow at this time of year is not at all uncommon for the East Coast. The latest 5+ cm snowfall events have all occurred in May and June for Atlantic Canada.