The National Weather Service in St. Louis issued the winter storm warning for Illinois counties which include Randolph, Washington ... Power outages and tree damage are likely, with traveling ...

A storm will bring heavy snow, particularly to southern Nebraska and southwest Iowa, with sharp variations in snowfall totals ...

Northeastern Kansas, northern Missouri, and west-central Illinois ... tree damage," warned AccuWeather Meteorologist Brandon Buckingham. Bitterly cold Arctic air to follow the storm Bitterly ...

In Washington D.C., today ... of the hazards of winter storms including treacherous, challenging driving conditions, potential power outages and tree damage. It is similar to the original ...

A widespread winter storm is bringing moderate to heavy snow ... Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois and Missouri also awakened to wintry precipitation on Friday morning. In Atlanta, a ground stop was ...

An overlay of wildfires in California over Washington ... weather late last year. Newsweek. The fires would largely displace Chicago's population of 2.6 million people if they were to occur in ...

Around 60 million people were under weather alerts ... be affected Monday include Washington, D.C., Baltimore, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Kansas, Missouri and Illinois are forecast to receive ...

The weather service ... in St. Rose, Illinois; and 9.5 inches in Chatham, Illinois. Farther east, Indianapolis has gotten 1 to 2 inches depending on geography; Mount Washington, Kentucky, has ...

The first significant winter storm of the year ... southern Illinois and into the Appalachians, potentially leading to widespread tree damage and long-lasting power outages.

More than a thousand flights were cancelled Sunday as a major winter storm ... damage. Data collected by PowerOutage.US showed there were nearly 100,000 power outages across Missouri, Illinois ...

LOUIS–Ameren Missouri and Ameren Illinois are reporting roughly ... The Fredericktown Fire Department described the damage to power infrastrucuture in Madison County, Mo., as "significant and ongoing.