CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Freezing rain is the ... fall that cold. So snow is unlikely. We see this by looking at the Skew-T Log-P diagram. This is how data from the weather balloon is charted.

The National Weather Service Mobile/Pensacola office stated that a "wintry mix," which is a mix of rain, sleet and ... in play that result in snow. The most basic answer is that subfreezing ...

according to one weather forecast. With temperatures expected to dip to freezing or even below on Tuesday night, AccuWeather forecasts show a chance of rain, snow — and even ice accumulations ...

Florida may finally see a bit of snow this winter, says the National Weather Service. A stretch of North Florida, from Pensacola to Tallahassee, is forecast to see a slight chance of rain and snow ...

The second winter storm will be colder and snowier – even in Florida, which is the only contiguous U.S. state not to see snow this winter. The National Weather ... chance of rain and snow ...

Just a day or two before, it was calling for a large swath of mixed wintry precipitation or rain ... snow. Here's a diagram of what this looks like. Be sure to stay with the WDSU First Warning ...

Another cool feature is the map, which provides a visual representation of the weather you can expect. This is no standard Google or Apple map with basic ... for tracking rain, snow, and hail ...

Snow began Thursday morning and accumulated in the afternoon, but is expected to transition to freezing rain overnight and into Friday morning.

Weather models show a range of possible snow amounts just through Thursday afternoon. The Portland and Vancouver metro areas ...

How exactly does freezing rain differ from regular snow? Here’s what to know. A National Weather Service graphic illustrates how snow turns into sleet, freezing rain and rain. If snow is what ...

The Pensacola area is expected to see subfreezing temperatures coinciding with plenty of precipitation, which means drivers will need to be cautious of the types of hazardous road conditions brought ...

This messy mix of winter precipitation often impacts the region during late winter and early spring. Meteorologist John Burchfield explains what differentiates them.