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Winter Storm Iona And Severe Weather Maps Tracker: Radar, Warnings, Storm Reports And More
March 16, 2026, 5:44 pm EDT
Track everything from current conditions, forecasts and potential impacts from Winter Storm Iona and the severe weather on the southern end here.
Jim Cantore Sees Thundersnow: ‘Holy Smokes We Got It Again’
March 16, 2026, 8:47 am EDT
Nothing goes better together than meteorologist Jim Cantore and thundersnow — and Mother Nature seems to agree. We caught the rare phenomenon live on The Weather Channel as Cantore covers Winter Storm Hernando from Plymouth, Massachusetts. And the sweetest part, this is the exact same location he experienced thundersnow 11 years ago. Watch the iconic moment here.
Feet of Snow, Blizzard Conditions, Significant Ice For North
March 15, 2026, 3:24 pm EDT
Winter Storm Iona will bring feet of snowfall to the Upper Midwest and Great Lakes, including cities like Minneapolis, Green Bay, Wisconsin and Marquette, Michigan. Blizzard conditions are also possible across the Dakotas and Minnesota. Ice is also possible from Iowa to parts of Michigan, where significant power outages are possible. This storm will last through the weekend and into early next week for the North, reminding people that winter isn’t done yet. Here’s the latest.
Winter Storm Set To Bring Blizzard Conditions To Midwest
March 14, 2026, 8:10 am EDT
Our next winter storm is going to bring high impacts to the Midwest and parts of the Great Lakes Saturday evening through Monday. Areas from southern Minnesota to northern Michigan could see more than 2 feet of snow. Blizzard conditions will be likely, as snowfall combines with strong winds to create whiteout conditions. Travel will be impossible for some areas. Watch to see the timing and impacts from this winter storm.
Winter Storm To Bring Heavy Snow, Wind After Clipper
March 13, 2026, 7:31 am EDT
We are tracking Winter Storm Iona, which will form right behind the clipper, and impact the Upper Midwest and Great Lakes Saturday night into Sunday. Iona will bring the potential for heavier snow, gusty winds and blizzard conditions, so expect travel to become difficult to impossible Sunday and Monday. One to 3 feet of snow will be possible across portions of Wisconsin and Michigan. Watch this video to see how much snow to expect where you live.
Clipper To Bring Gusty Winds, Snow To Great Lakes, Northeast
March 13, 2026, 7:22 am EDT
A clipper will move across the Great Lakes Thursday night into Friday, then impact the Northeast Friday into Saturday. This system will be a quick mover, but expect accumulating snow, along with colder air and windy conditions. Several inches look likely with the highest amounts forecast across northern Wisconsin and northern Michigan. Winds could gust as high as 50-60 mph, which could result in whiteout conditions, making travel difficult to impossible. Watch this video to see when the worst of the weather will impact you.
Cold Air, Chances Of Ice, Snow For Northeast This Week
March 12, 2026, 8:26 am EDT
A storm system will move across the Eastern U.S. this week, converging with Arctic air from the north, bringing a variety of precipitation to the Great Lakes and Northeast. Locations further north could see snow, sleet or ice while further south may just get rain. Expect some travel delays as roads could get slick with this wintry precipitation. Watch to see what type of precipitation you could see.
Charlotte Getting Hit With Heavy Snow
March 11, 2026, 9:13 am EDT
Winter Storm Gianna is underway, slamming North Carolina. Charlotte has seen heavy snowfall so far, with more on the way, potentially seeing a snowfall total of around a foot when Gianna is over. Watch as Renyolds Wolf breaks it down as a pooch runs nearby.
Snow On SC Beach From Winter Storm Gianna
March 11, 2026, 9:13 am EDT
The Weather Channel’s Jordan Steele shows us the scenery on Myrtle Beach after Winter Storm Gianna made its way through the area. Snow accumulations of 6 inches were recorded in Myrtle Beach, with some places in South Carolina seeing almost a foot of snow. Here’s the latest.
Snow, Freezing Rain Moving From Midwest To Mid-Atlantic
March 6, 2026, 5:14 pm EST
An active pattern has set up for the Northern Tier with several rounds of winter weather, and a storm system this weekend could bring several inches of snow to the Midwest and mid-Atlantic. On the southern end of the system, wintry mix (and even a little freezing) is possible, which could cause travel problems Sunday into Monday. By Monday, a couple of inches of snow could fall in major cities like Philadelphia, Columbus and Washington, D.C.

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