More snow is on the way for parts of the US. See where.

Some portions of the United States could see as much as 6 inches of snow by Tuesday, Dec. 2, according to weather forecasters.
Dallas Morning News

Big chill: Arctic air arrives for much of U.S., bringing snow, cold to many states

A blast of the season’s first frigid air was bearing down on much of the U.S. on Monday, bringing the prospect of snow to parts of the country, and plunging temperatures in Florida — though it is ...
New York Post

Meterologists reveal this much more snow is expected to hit NYC this winter

The Big Apple is expected to be hit with between 17 and 21 inches of snow this winter – up from the less than 13 inches last year, AccuWeather predicted this week. It could be worse — Buffalo is ...
The Boston Globe

Arctic air hits much of the US, bringing snow to some areas and very chilly temperatures to Florida

CHICAGO (AP) — A blast of the season’s first frigid air was bearing down on much of the US on Monday, bringing the prospect of snow to parts of the country, and plunging temperatures in Florida — ...
UPI

Arctic blast brings snow, frigid temperatures to much of U.S.

Nov. 10 (UPI) --An Arctic blast is bringing freezing temperatures and lake-effect snow to much of the United States, including the Great Lakes where up to a foot of snow fell Monday. The Artic ...
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US winter 2025‑26: Complete snowfall forecast, first snow dates, regions most likely to see snow, and what to expect

As autumn draws to a close and temperatures steadily fall, excitement is building across the United States for the first snowfall of the 2025–26 winter season. According to the latest forecasts from ...
NBC News

Snow forecast for the Northern Plains and potential record cold expected in the South

BISMARCK, N.D. — Some of the first wintry weather of the season is on the way for much of the U.S. in the coming days, including potentially record low temperatures for parts of the South and snow ...
CU Boulder News & Events

Evaluating the effect of spatial discretization on the predictive ability of western U.S. snow-streamflow relationships

Across much of the western U.S., the prediction of seasonal water supply (defined here as April-July total streamflow volume) depends on annual snow accumulation, with snowmelt accounting for up ...