Snow returns to Washington to end a snowy week. About a inch or two fell, almost unseen, before dawn. January 11, 2025. 2 min. By Martin Weil.

MONROE, Wash. — A snowy week around western Washington continued into Wednesday morning, as many people woke up to powder blanketing their houses and vehicles. KING 5 has activated First Alert ...

WASHINGTON - Snow is stacking up in the mountains across western Washington, and skiers and snowboarders want to know if this year's La Niña winter will bring enough snow to shred by Thanksgiving.

SEATTLE — Western Washington is seeing a short break from snow, but chances for flurries will return Friday evening and last into the weekend.

Thick ice, snow and gusty winds took down trees and power lines over the weekend. The utility that serves Louisville and Lexington, Kentucky, does not yet have an estimate of when its more than ...

Snow banks help plants thrive in the mountains, providing water and nutrients for soil. But as climate change warms the ...

Saturday was warm enough to keep melting snow, aided by warmth from the sun, now four weeks from the solstice. Accessibility statement Skip to main content Democracy Dies in Darkness ...

Call it an October surprise. The calendar might say it’s fall but New Hampshire’s Mount Washington got a blast of winter Thursday with several inches of snow blanketing the summit, officials said.

How much snow fell in Washington, D.C.? According to the National Weather Service's preliminary snowfall totals Monday night, between 6.5 and 7 inches of snow accumulated in Washington, D.C.

Snow recorded on New Hampshire's Mount Washington The park was closed by officials on Thursday as it was covered in snow. Officials said they experienced "full winter conditions at the summit this ...

WASHINGTON — Snow is on the way Sunday with a deep freeze for the start of next week. We'll have another brush with winter weather next week. Three Things To Know: Snow Sunday, 1 to 4" possible; ...

As snow steadily fell in the City of Washington Friday, folks had mixed feelings about the season so far. Charles Edwards was back outside in downtown Washington, scraping snow and ice off a car.