A weather pattern called the Pineapple Express is driving feet of snow in the Rocky Mountains. Here's where the term comes from and how it forms. Canada victory over USA most-watched NHL game ever ...

Multiple skiers were reported trapped in the Alaska backcountry after being swept up in an avalanche, Alaska State Troopers said Wednesday. The number of skiers and their ...

DODGE RIDGE SAYS IT GOT 13IN OF SNOW AND EVERYONE IS DESCRIBING IT AS THE PERFECT POWDER. THERE WAS A LITTLE BIT ... WHEN YOU’RE MAKING YOUR WAY TO THE MOUNTAINS BECAUSE THINGS CHANGE QUICKLY.

The National Weather Service issued a winter storm warning for several mountain areas west of ... reach the top of ski lifts, though there may be less snow and more melting toward city centers ...

“I have another place in Lake Havasu now, with two Sea-Doos, and I recently acquired a 25-foot sailboat there. “So that’s my new fix. I don’t want to lay around and look at the snow when I ...

While the country is having a banner ski season, exceptionally heavy snowfall has created challenges for resort workers.

with more snow in the forecast. That puts the mountain a bit below normal snowpack levels for this time of year, but there’s still plenty of time to get back to average before the end of the season.

“He still is quite nervous,” Chen added. Shen’s attorney says there is a clear legal way for him to stay in Hawaii, but they need time to prepare. Chen hopes the government will release him ...

However once again, there is potential for the storm to bring several inches of rain or snow to the mountains and other areas to the west of the Coachella Valley. That storm is expected to bring ...

FARGO — Snowfall this winter has been relatively average across the northern and central Rocky Mountains and ... Slow-melting snow does a much better job. There remains March and April for ...

LITTLE BIT OF A MIX GOING ON IN TRAVELERS REST AND TIGERVILLE LANDRUM GOT SOME PRETTY DECENT SNOW. REPORTED EARLIER TODAY. AT LEAST SOME FLURRIES AND SOME LIGHT SNOWFALL THERE. A LITTLE BIT MORE ...