From groceries to plant covers, North Texans are stocking up and protecting homes ahead of the next cold snap.

Hazardous travel conditions are expected in Michigan and New York, with significant variations in snow and visibility.

Here's a quick look at a major snow and ice storm forming to our south this weekend. If you plan on traveling south Saturday or Sunday, read this article to know why you won't want to wait until Saturday.

The season’s most extreme storm so far is set to lash the eastern half of the United States with damaging ice and heavy snow late this week. It’s all being fed by a brutal blast of Arctic air that’s bringing the season’s coldest air to date.

Millions of people are expected to endure the impacts of an ice storm set to march across the U.S. later this week.

A winter storm watch begins Friday afternoon and continues through Saturday due to moderate to heavy accumulation of sleet, freezing rain, and/or snow, which will lead to treacherous travel and potential power outages.

Forecasters said it remains uncertain where the heaviest snow will fall, but the storm could begin early Sunday morning and last into.

A polar vortex is expected to bring two surges of extremely cold air to the U.S. in January. Here's what to know in Middle Tennessee.

“This is shaping up to be the most impactful storm of the winter so far. Ice could bring down trees and power lines, potentially leaving hundreds of thousands of people without electricity and heat for several days,” AccuWeather Chief Meteorologist Jonathan Porter said in a statement.

DETROIT - A Winter Weather Advisory remains in effect for Southeast Michigan until 1 p.m. today. During this time, areas could see 1 to 3 inches of snow across the region, with the higher amounts falling between I-94 and I-69.

State officials are taking action as Texas prepares for dangerously cold temperatures and winter precipitation.

Meteorologists say an expansive winter storm will sweep across the U.S. this week, bringing heavy snow, sleet, and freezing rain.