A major portion of the U.S. is facing snow and frigid temperatures on Wednesday morning as fears of another winter storm loom ahead of the weekend.

It was Wednesday of last week that forecasters say this past weekend’s storm came into fuller picture. Today is Wednesday, and we know another storm is coming to the East Coast. Everything, of course,

The coastal storm is still taking shape but seems likely to be designated a "bomb cyclone."

People in 14 states have died as a result of the weekend winter storm that brought, snow, ice and treacherous conditions.

Some areas of Massachusetts received as much as 27 inches of snow between Sunday and Monday, according to snowfall tallies released by the National Weather Service on Tuesday. Reports submitted to the weather service show that most communities in Massachusetts received at least 12 to 18 inches of snow,

More than 130,000 people remain without power in Tennessee amid frigid temperatures days after Winter Storm Fern hit.

The massive winter storm that dumped snow and ice across the US left behind over a dozen deaths and at its peak knocked out power for over a million electric customers amid bone-chilling cold.

That uncertainty is not unusual at this early stage. Forecasters rely on a blend of weather models — computer simulations used to predict future conditions — and they are more confident in a forecast when most of those models are consistent with one another. The closer the storm is, the more confident forecasters become.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is expected to appear at a news conference later Wednesday, and while the nature of his “announcement” isn’t clear, he will likely again be asked about the city’s cold weather response.

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