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	Winter Storm Diego Leaves More than 400,000 Without Power Across Southeast By Ron Brackett December 9, 2018 Here's a complete rundown of Winter Storm Diego's preparations and impacts.
	Winter Storm Diego Tracking Through the Southeast With Snow and Damaging Ice By weather.com meteorologists December 9, 2018 Diego's mess of wintry weather is spreading through the Southeast.
	Winter Storm Diego Leaves More than 200,000 Without Power Across Southeast By Ron Brackett December 9, 2018 Here's a complete rundown of Winter Storm Diego's preparations and impacts.
	What To Watch In the Upcoming Week After Winter Storm Diego By Linda Lam December 9, 2018 Another low pressure system will track across the U.S. this week, as an active pattern persists in the Northwest.
	Soaking Rain May Trigger Flooding Across the South This Weekend By weather.com meteorologists December 8, 2018 Rain, not severe weather, may have the biggest impact in the Deep South.
	Heavy Rain From Warm Side of Diego Leads to Deadly Crash, Water Rescues in Texas By Pam Wright December 8, 2018 Flooding prompted high water rescues near Houston Friday night. Many roadways and highways in eastern Texas were impassable.
	Four Things To Know About Winter Storm Diego By Linda Lam December 8, 2018 A potent winter storm will bring wide-ranging impacts - here's what you need to know.
	North America Just Had Its Most Extensive November Snow Cover in at Least a Half-Century By Jonathan Erdman December 7, 2018 It's not your imagination – snow was notably widespread in November 2018.
	Why the Deck Is Stacked Against the South During a Winter Storm By Pam Wright December 7, 2018 Southern states just aren't as well-equipped to handle the snow and ice as their northern neighbors.
	How Unusual Is Snow and Ice in the South? More Typical Than You Think By Jon Erdman December 7, 2018 Keep in mind that your winter escape to the South may not be an escape from snow and ice.
	Southern California Rain Kills 1; Evacuations Ordered at Burn Areas By Pam Wright December 7, 2018 The heavy rain has also forced the closure of several roadways in the region.
	Tired of the Cold? There is Relief on the Way Next Week By Brian Donegan December 7, 2018 Here's some good news for the cold-fatigued central and eastern United States.
	How Winter Storms Can Be Destructive: The 10 Most Expensive Storms Since 1980 By Chris Dolce December 6, 2018 Heavy snow, ice, strong winds and coastal flooding from winter storms can cause billions in damage.
	One of California’s Most Important Assets is Off to Great Start This Year By Jonathan Belles December 5, 2018 The snowpack of the Sierra Nevada is off to a great start so far.
	10 Things the National Weather Service Wants You to Know about Winter Weather Forecasts By Sean Breslin December 5, 2018 Here's what you should know as winter weather season gets underway.
	15 Winter Weather Life Hacks By Sean Breslin December 5, 2018 Here are 15 life hacks for your winter that will make life easier.
	Winter Weather 101: What You Need To Know To Be Prepared For Snow, Ice and More By Linda Lam December 5, 2018 Winter weather can be complicated and dangerous - here is what you need to understand.
	Indiana, Kansas, Ohio, Nebraska and Minnesota Industrial Plants Produce Snow By Chris Dolce December 5, 2018 Cold air was a contributing factor to this localized snowfall.
	Major Storm to Spread Heavy Snow, Ice From Southern Plains to the Appalachians Late-Week Into This Weekend By Brian Donegan December 5, 2018 This long-track wintry system will have major impacts across a widespread area starting late this week.
	U.S. Had Its 10th Tornado Death of 2018 Last Weekend, But This Year is Still on Pace to Finish With the Fewest Tornado Deaths Since 1875 By Brian Donegan December 4, 2018 In an average year, 69 people are killed by tornadoes in the U.S.