Winter Weather

Six members of the Haywood County Search and Rescue had to leave their 4WD truck and put on snowshoes to find a stranded hiker who decided to go camping during a winter storm.

A storm brought snow to South and Mid-Atlantic states over the weekend. The Great Lakes, Upstate New York, Vermont and New Hampshire could still see 1-2 feet of snow through Monday.

Weather forecasters say more than an inch of snow fell per hour in some parts of the Carolinas, Georgia, Tennessee and Virginia.

The owner can be heard saying: “There’s my snow dog, refusing to come outside…she’s not having it.”

The driver was taken to a local hospital for treatment, according to local reports.

The National Weather Service says temperature highs are expected to struggle out of the teens and 20s for most spots with some seeing temperatures in the single digits.

Several people were hurt at a North Carolina ski resort when a hydrant sprayed a blast of water onto skiers riding above on a lift, prompting several skiers to jump.

A winter storm that had already blanketed parts of the South in snow moved into the Northeast, snarling air travel and crushing morning commutes.

Perishable items like bread, milk and eggs typically go flying off store shelves whenever a snowstorm is in the forecast.

Andrew Peters returned home, like hundreds of others trapped for hours on I-95 in Virginia Tuesday, to a $600 bill from Uber.

Another winter storm is forecast to bring heavy snow and ice to parts of the Mid-South and Northeast U.S. beginning Thursday. Here’s a timeline of the storm.