A ridge trailing this low will build in from the southwest while another shortwave from the northwest will swing through at ...

If you enjoy forecasts with active weather patterns with just enough snow to cause slight inconvenience every other day, then ...

All snow should be tapering off just after midnight Tuesday morning. By event's end, two to four inches of snow may ...

After scattered showers through the morning, a higher chance of thunderstorms are expected between 10 p.m. and 3 a.m.

Here’s when we could see rain. Today, a mid-level shortwave trough of low atmospheric pressure will pass overhead, producing scattered showers and thunderstorms throughout the morning.

A broad trough is joining forces with a northwestern flow over the mountains and strong sunlight to create light snow showers ...

With light winds, temperatures will be able to round out near normal, in the mid and upper 30s. Later in the evening, a weak shortwave trough passing through the Great Lakes will send a cold front our ...

Later in the evening, cloudy skies will continue to dominate as a shortwave trough jets out of the Intermountain West. A few snow showers are expected to arrive across our western tier after midnight, ...

On Monday, moisture will increase as a weak shortwave approaches from the west. Light snow will develop in the mountains by the afternoon, but high temperatures will remain in the 30s. A cold front ...