Page 42 - Winter Storms News Today

Icy winds and freezing temperatures disrupted Russian oil flows from a key Pacific port, bringing average weekly crude shipments to an 8-week low.

No major winter storms are on the horizon for the Northeast or New England into the first week of February, but with a solid snowpack already in place across interior New England, ski resorts will ensure that the pristine powder already blanketing the slopes remains intact. Despite January temperatures running as much as 6 degrees above historical averages across New England, the winter storms from earlier in the season have resulted in snowpack in excess of a foot in places like Killington, Ver

Even by Alaska standards, there's a lot of snow this winter. So much snow has fallen—so far, more than 8.5 feet—that roofs on commercial buildings are collapsing...

Following last week’s winter storm, theres been a push to dramatically increase how much is spent protecting our most vulnerable people from extreme weather.

After hundreds of small businesses in Portland were damaged during a winter storm, business owners can now apply for emergency relief funding, Portland City Commissioner Carmen Rubio announced Thursday.

The slipway on Cleethorpes' North Promenade is currently closed due to the damage.

Residents of Alaska’s capital were digging out Wednesday after back-to-back winter storms brought the city’s snowfall totals for the month to near-record levels, leaving some parked cars buried with just side-view mirrors or windshield wipers poking out of the white stuff. The record for January was set in 2009 at 75.2 inches (191 centimeters), said Nathan Compton, a National Weather Service meteorologist. The road, which runs past Dave Harris' home, was closed Wednesday, an...

The Knox County Regional Forensic Center believes nine deaths were caused by winter weather. Three of those people were unhoused in Knoxville.

WASHINGTON- The continual winter storms is impacting patients in need of blood donations. The American Red Cross is saying it is in a critical supply shortage that is caused in

Met Office storm forecasts “save lives”, a minister has insisted amid criticism over flood warnings in the wake of Storm Isha and Storm Jocelyn.