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Winter Storm Warning Issued As 20 Inches of Snow Set To Fall

Winter storm warnings have been issued as up to 20 inches of snow and 50 mph winds are expected to blast five states from January 18, 2026, according to the National Weather Service (NWS).

· 12h

Winter Storm Warnings Affecting 8 States as Up to 8 Inches of Snow and 70+ MPH Winds Hit

· 4d

Sprawling midweek storm to bring snow to at least 25 states in winter blast

· 10h

Dangerous winter storms put millions on alert nationwide

A dangerous winter storm swept across the country on Saturday, bringing rough conditions on the roads and even caused ground stops at all three major airports in the New York City metro area.

· 7h

Arctic air, lake-effect snow to hit West Michigan

· 4h

Update: Snow squall warning for Finger Lakes predicted to expire at 5:15 p.m.

· 14h

Winter storm warning: Up to 4 feet of snow expected in Tug Hill, Western NY regions

The most severe impacts are forecast for Oswego, Jefferson and Lewis counties, where total snow accumulations of 2 to 4 feet are expected.

· 16h

Coastal storm to spread snow from Georgia to New York, Massachusetts

· 1d

New snow maps show updated chances for 2 snowstorms this weekend

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Back-to-back winter storms hit the East this weekend with arctic blast behind them next week

Two winter storms will move through the East this weekend, with cold air coming right behind it in an arctic blast forecast for next week.

How is a blizzard different from a winter storm?

A blizzard is a couple of giant steps above a winter storm. According to the National Weather Service, a storm officially qualifies as a blizzard when winds reach or exceed 35 mph and when the visibility drops to only a quarter mile or less. These conditions need to stay active for at least 3 hours.