The two most common winter storms in the United States are the Alberta Clipper and Nor'Easter, with each forming differently ...

A G4 (Severe) geomagnetic storm watch is in effect for Jan. 20 after a coronal mass ejection erupted from the Sun and is ...

Some nice temperatures are on the way for Alberta soon, and it's looking like the February forecast is hinting that we may be in for a treat.

Southern and central Alberta are set to experience widespread rain and thunderstorms over the next few days, as a developing low-pressure system moves through the region. Additional weather systems ...

My morning video update is just below. Here are some of the weather conditions I go over in my MLive Morning Weather Update video. Record-Breaking Cold Temperatures Hit Grand Rapids Grand Rapids set ...

A cold spell is about to hit much of Alberta soon, but luckily, most of the province is forecast to be spared by a cold blast of Arctic air.

The first month of meteorological winter started off with a bang in terms of cold and snowy weather across much of the Midwest, including here in the Mid-Missouri River Valley where at least an inch ...

You might hear us talking about “clippers” quite often during the winter season, but do you know what they are? An Alberta Clipper is a fast-moving winter storm system that develops in Alberta, Canada ...

PENNSYLVANIA, USA — Clippers, officially called Alberta Clippers, are fast-moving low-pressure systems that form in or near Alberta, Canada. The system moves across the Great Lakes, clipping them, ...