A massive winter storm is expected to bring "significant wintry weather" from the Central Plains to the Mid-Atlantic beginning later this week. The National Weather Service said Thursday morning there is growing confidence the storm will begin impacting the Central Plains by late Saturday,

A widespread winter storm will stretch from the Plains to the Midwest and mid-Atlantic in the coming days. Here's what to expect.

Major winter storm takes shape. After a dry start to the weekend, an impactful winter weather system will bring a mix of wintry precipitation to the region Sunday into Monday. Tra

Kansas City is preparing for its first big winter storm of the season. Meteorologists warn that the timing of the cold front could affect snowfall totals and ice accumulation.

The latest forecast shows a shift in the storm that initially called for several inches of snow in New York City.

Winter storm watches are already in effect for the metro’s extreme western counties on the Kansas side. The watches start around Jefferson County and stretch south to Anderson and Franklin Counties. The watches are for 12 p.m. Saturday until Sunday at 6 p.m.

Meteorologist Jacob Dickey has updates to the clipper system that could bring travel and slick spots to parts of the region this evening, plus has some thoughts on the weekend winter storm potential.

The National Weather Service’s Weather Prediction Center (WPC) said while confidence in the storm is increasing, there remains uncertainty in its timing and track as it moves east.