This warning extended across parts of eastern Texas and Louisiana, reaching the Gulf Coast. While there have been other blizzard warnings issued for portions of Texas, how often do they really happen?

A Blizzard Warning is now in effect for the Sierra. Here's what that means. Blizzard conditions are most likely to occur Friday evening through Saturday morning above 5000 feet.

There are a few conditions that must happen in order for the National Weather Service to issue a blizzard warning, and they don’t necessarily have to do with snow falling from the sky.

Blizzard warnings were issued for areas near the Gulf Coast as a massive winter storm hits the South. ... there were more than 2,200 cancellations and more than 4,000 delays at U.S. airports Tuesday.

There has been talk of the coming storm becoming a blizzard. I talked with the head of the weather warning department at the National Weather Service in Grand Rapids. Here’s how special a ...

The rare blizzard warning is for areas higher than 3,000 feet. With west wind gusts of up to 55 mph expected at pass level, visibility will be near zero at times, Hill said.

It is possible the storm warning will be upgraded once again to a blizzard warning. There are different types of advisories to watch out for when strong or severe weather is approaching that will ...

This is the fifth Blizzard Warning issued by the weather service for the Cascades. The last was issued in January , during which, Stevens Pass shut down for 21 hours.

This is the fifth Blizzard Warning issued by the weather service for the Cascades. The last was issued in January , during which, Stevens Pass shut down for 21 hours.