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Overnight Snow Shuts D.C. Schools, Government

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It's Looking Like a White St. Patrick's Day

The snow just won't quit as a winter storm is expected Sunday just days before spring begins, blanketing states between Missouri and the eastern seaboard -- with one to three inches of snow expected across much of the region

By Sam Frizell

Old Man Winter's Not Dead Yet

Those hoping this year's brutal winter has finally come to an end are out of luck as a mid-March storm system stands to bring frigid temperatures and comparatively minor snowfall to parts of the American Midwest and Northeast this week

By Denver Nicks

Warmer Weather Coming to U.S., But Not for Long

While several states will enjoy warmer weather this weekend—escaping the freezing temperatures that have had millions of Americans bundling up all winter—the respite will be brief as a cold front and possible snowstorms could emerge by the middle of next week

By Alex Rogers

After Winter Freeze, Car Dealers Want Your Dollars

This season's record-setting cold resulted in a 3 percent decline in car sales in January compared to a year earlier, meaning that dealers are eager to move vehicles from their lots. Turns out, this bitter cold might actually save you a few bucks

By Brad Tuttle

Giant Wave Ruins Brunch In Santa Barbara

No major injuries were reported

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Awesome Dad Builds Fully Functioning Backyard Luge Track For His Kids

A little slice of Sochi, right here in the USA

By Samantha Grossman

Winter Storm Shutters Washington D.C.

But Alaska was unseasonably warm

By Sam Frizell

Another Winter Storm to Blast U.S.

A late winter storm is expected to dump up to six inches of snow and sleet on the east coast from Washington, D.C. to New York City and beyond, canceling thousands of flights and causing havoc for hapless drivers

By Sam Frizell

California Smacked by Rain, Mud

Authorities ordered the evacuation of several communities near L.A. as torrential rains caused mudslides throughout the area. About 32,000 households were hit with power outages and slicked roads caused numerous traffic accidents

By Sam Frizell

Winter Freeze Will March On

Cold system comes back to pummel the U.S.

By Denver Nicks

This Is the City Hardest Hit By the Awful Winter

This winter has been among the worst in years for many parts of the U.S., but a new weather index finds that it’s been especially bad for one city in particular.On a relative basis, Detroit...

By David Winograd

California Is Finally Set to Get Rain, But It Won't Quench the Drought

Parts of California could receive more rain this week than they've gotten cumulatively over the past eight months. But the state needs much more

By Bryan Walsh

Polar Vortex Spins Right Back Around

Don't put away your winter coats just yet, as a blast of arctic cold means the Midwest can expect high temperatures in the single digits this week, while the eastern corridor will see highs in the 20s and 30s and lows in the low teens

By Charlotte Alter

Watch the Great Lakes Freeze Over

Beautiful time lapse imagery shows Lake Superior and the rest of the Great Lakes freeze over during this year's brutally cold winter

By Bryan Walsh

Behind the Scenes at One of the World's Busiest Airports

With flight delays on the rise and a long winter leaving many stranded at the airport, TIME called on its readers to submit their photos from the terminals and tarmacs using the hashtag #TIMEairport. Many...

By TIME Photo

No End For Calif. Droughts

The National Weather Service says there's a slim chance of enough rainfall to bring the state back to normal precipitation levels, leading to concerns that California is in for another rough summer season for wildfires and other problems

By David Winograd
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