Projected snowfall totals are rising as the track of the major winter storm shifts north, bringing heavier snow and a growing zone of freezing rain into more populated areas. Forecasters from the National Weather Service,

Chief Meteorologist Lisa Teachman says a harsh blast of bitterly cold air will drop temps below freezing for days, combining with a snowy system late this week into the weekend.

By Saturday night, heavy snow showers are expected across all of Kentuckiana. This will lead to quick accumulations through the night hours.

A monster winter storm is expected to sweep across much of the U.S. through this weekend, dumping up to 16 inches of snow onto the New York City area and unleashing absolute havoc across the country,

A storm riding the edge of incoming polar air could bring the D.C. region a meaningful snowfall Sunday, but the exact track will determine whether the region sees a decent storm or misses out entirely.

Alabama’s northern counties on Wednesday remained under a winter storm watch that will go into effect on Friday. But forecast models have been trending in a more positive direction for some parts of the state (but not all) when it comes to the potential for freezing rain.

Thousands of out-of-state crews are heading to Alabama as the utility readies for whatever this weekend's storm brings.

An impending winter storm is forecast to bring snow and ice impacts to a vast swath of the country late this week.