The morning temperature outside was -11 degrees as I stood by the window in the bright sunlight visiting with memory care residents in the Rose Court where I now serve as chaplain. The dazzling ...

The tail end of the week looks to be our best shot at melting much of the deep snowpack. Highs will climb into the lower to middle 40s, possibly warmer south where snow will be first to melt away.

Unusual weather patterns and climate change have been driving stark changes in the northwestern state. Now, new satellite ...

While rising temperatures and a shining sun have already begun to melt snow and ice in the Dallas area, some slick spots may remain on the roads Saturday. Due to overnight frigid temperatures ...

While the weather is predicted to warm up this weekend, folks should take care driving when the sun goes down, even if all the snow melts. "(The snow) will probably start melting during the day ...

Sun shone at least part of the time ... Dampness was probably only to be expected with so much snow to melt and be melted in so many places around the Washington region. In a more quantitative ...

Even at below freezing temperatures, the sun's energy can help the onset of some melting of snow & ice. The real melting should start Thursday through Saturday. Temperatures climb back above ...

So, when can we see a little of that melt? NWS Indianapolis said we could see a dent piles of snow by Friday, even with freezing temperatures leading up to the end of the week. "You're going to see ...

Warming temperatures and abundant sunlight — ice and snow’s biggest enemies — should melt most if not all of ... conditions will improve as the sun rises,” Leon County Administrator ...

While the weather is predicted to warm up this weekend, folks should take care driving when the sun goes down, even if all the snow melts. "(The snow) will probably start melting during the day ...

Many of us on some of the country roads, city roads, and even driveways are looking for some help in regards to melting the snow/ice mix that still remains in many places. We have actually been ...