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As a winter storm is expected to bring another dose of heavy snow to the mountains of northern Utah on Friday, a winter storm warning has been issued for several high-elevation communities along the Wasatch Front.

Snow in the Rockies will affect travel in and around cities such as Denver and Salt Lake City.

Minor improvements in moisture were felt in certain regions including southeast Kansas, according to the recent U.S. Drought Monitor report.

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A part of the atmospheric river that has been blasting the Pacific Northwest with heavy precipitation to begin the month will break off and move to the Rocky Mountains late this week, bringing snow that will be both a boon to ski resorts and a headache for travelers, say AccuWeather meteorologists. The storm, while not significant by Rockies standards, will drop several inches of snow, especially along and near the Wasatch Range in Utah and the Rockies in Colorado. Travel in and around cities su

KEY POINTS FROM THIS ARTICLE— The pending resignation of former Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R, CA-20) and Rep. Patrick McHenry’s (R, NC-10) retirement announcement are notable developments, but they do not precipitate rating changes.— With New York’s George Santos (R, NY-3) expelled from Congress, a special election in his district will be held in February.— A recent special election in Utah’s 2nd District stood out as something of an exception: a special election where Republicans overp...

Storms are brewing across America, leaving skiers hopeful from Maine to California.

As a firehose of rain, known as an atmospheric river, continues in western Washington and Oregon into Wednesday, small streams and rivers will become raging torrents and pose significant threats to lives and property. The atmospheric river has already turned deadly as a man was swept away along Johnson Creek near Portland, Oregon, Monday. AccuWeather meteorologists reserve the term atmospheric river for the most extreme rain and snow events when a long plume of moisture is directed from the ocea

Orin tugs Susan’s hand, saying, “We gather together to ask the Lord’s blessing.”She smiles, responding, “We do.”Orin and Susan Holman sit side by side in the mouth of the open

A firehose of rain, known as an atmospheric river, will affect western Washington and Oregon into Wednesday and could bring life-threatening and property-destroying flooding.