Since snow squalls aren't associated with large organized winter systems, they can seemingly pop up out of nowhere and last anywhere from a half-hour to an hour. In this case, the squalls are likely to form along and behind an arctic cold front that is pushing east.

The National Weather Service has issued winter storm warnings for several states as serious weather conditions are expected to hit parts of the United States on Friday and into the weekend, bringing potentially “dangerous” conditions.

Multiple rounds of snow squalls are forecast to cover the western parts of the Upper and Lower Peninsula on Friday. These gusty conditions that mix heavy snow and high winds create brief, intense danger zones for drivers as they swirl up over highways, city streets and back roads, dropping visibility to near zero.

A winter weather advisory for more than a dozen Iowa counties on Friday, Jan. 16, brings the possibility of snow squalls. What you should know.

Snow is certainly nothing new for Montana, and we all are well aware that driving in a snowstorm can be difficult. Add blowing wind and heavily reduced visibili

The National Weather Service issued an updated snow squall warning at 6:21 p.m. on Sunday in effect until 7 p.m. for Centre and Clinton counties.

A band of snow moved into the Chicago area Wednesday morning, creating slick conditions for the morning commute.A Winter Storm Warning is in effect until 1 p.m. ET Thursday for La Porte and Starke counties in Indiana and Berrien County,