AccuWeather forecasters predict parts of the country will see a reprieve from the extreme winter weather that started the year.

A major shift in the jet stream is expected to bring serious snow back to Lake Tahoe.

The National Weather Service has updated its predicted snowfall totals for Massachusetts - including Cape Cod and Nantucket - as the state prepares for a mid-week winter storm. As a clipper system moves through the region on Tuesday,

After a bit of an active day yesterday, we're looking at cool and dry weather ahead for the rest of the week with some sun, fog and highs in the 40s.

The 10 - 12" of snow across the Cascades Sunday into Monday was a welcomed sight. The resorts had a good time grooming and preparing the runs for today. Although there is no new snow in the forecast for a couple day,

Some rain and snow in the forecast for some of the Olympic venues for Tuesday. Temperatures will stay near average.

Here are the forecast highlights from the National Weather Service in Detroit: We should brace for dangerously cold conditions Monday morning with wind chills expected to plunge between 5 and 15 degrees below zero. Temperatures will climb into the middle 20s during the day.

The amount of water in the region’s mountain snowpack is critical for water supplies heading into summer and early fall.