We didn’t totally plan this, but this issue turned into quite the celebration of winter. You might be thinking, “Wait, my local magazine that’s known for hyping up all that makes Madison great wants me to see the good in our coldest, longest season?” Big surprise, I know. But I have to say, we make a strong case.
For six months now, the days have grown shorter and the nights have grown longer in the Northern Hemisphere -- but that's about to reverse itself.
You look up the forecast for your area only to see the meteorologist talking about a bomb cyclone blizzard headed your way. And next week there will be a Great Lakes Cutter, followed by an Inland Runner. What on earth do those even mean? These are all various names given to storm systems that can occur in winter.
The first travel weekend of the winter holidays will be wet across the Southeast as a storm developing over the Gulf of Mexico pushes through with gale-force winds and the risk of flooding.
It's been 30 years since the world's first hotel made of snow and ice launched, and the team behind Sweden's ICEHOTEL have gone all out to mark the occasion.
A storm system moving east with rain and snow has put more than 35 million people under winter weather alerts from Colorado to West Virginia.
Goodbye, heavy snow. Hello, freezing rain, slush and ice.
Thousands of post-Thanksgiving travelers are stranded as heavy snowfall pounds the Northeast and a treacherous storm drenches much of the West Coast.
A powerful winter storm couldn't stop the New York Giants and Green Bay Packers from facing off Sunday in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
Millions of travelers are stressing out as powerful storms rolling over the East Coast interrupt or delay their return home from the Thanksgiving holiday weekend.
Millions of holiday travelers will be met with rain, snow or a messy mix of both this weekend as a winter storm moves through the Midwest and into the Northeast.
Thanksgiving Day has come and gone — but the holiday weather nightmare is not over just yet.
Two powerful storms were leaving much of the United States struggling with blackouts, whiteouts and gusty winds on Thanksgiving Day -- and the nightmare could continue in some areas into the holiday weekend.
An estimated 20 million people may face brutal weather as they travel this Thanksgiving, but they won't be alone.
Millions of people have been soaked by downpours, left in the dark or forced to shovel snow as powerful storms barrel through much of the US ahead of Thanksgiving.
Hundreds of flights to and from Denver International Airport were canceled Tuesday as crews raced to clear heavy snow from runways.
Millions of Thanksgiving travelers in the US will get walloped this week by several storms, including a dangerous system threatening parts of the West Coast.
Swishy Switzerland ski resort Zermatt may be a bit more appealing this year to savvy skiers.
The Monday morning commute may be difficult in parts of the Northeast.
Winter is coming.
In just a span of four states, the weather is either burning hot or freezing cold. Literally.
Much of the United States will be warmer than normal this winter, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said Thursday.
An intense and potentially historic fall snowstorm is expected to dump feet of snow starting Wednesday across portions of the north-central United States.
Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's -- the winter holidays are closer than you think even if you're still in shorts.
