March's frustrating reputation will be on full display with a strong weekend Midwest winter storm, followed by a blast of cold air into the Southeast. Here's the latest forecast and how long the cold will last.

After a few days of spring-like temperatures, winter weather is expected to make a comeback as back-to-back storm systems are set to dump heavy snow across millions in the Northern Tier of the U.S. beginning Thursday.

A string of tornadoes touched down in multiple states as severe weather stretched from Texas to Michigan.

A rash of major storms across the Midwest left devastation behind on March 10, 2026. Illinois, Indiana and Michigan are left picking up the pieces after tornadoes, heavy rains and large hail

Severe storms slammed parts of the Midwest on March 10 and 11, leaving behind a trail of uprooted trees and smashed cars.

Life-threatening storms erupted yesterday across the Midwest and Southern Plains, producing damaging hail—some as large as grapefruits—heavy downpours, and powerful tornadoes in certain areas,

Tornado watches dotted an almost continuous line from South Texas to Southern Michigan on Tuesday night as a sprawling storm system dumped heavy rain and hail reportedly the size of baseballs across a huge section of the Central United States.

If you're planning on driving anywhere in northern Michigan, the Midwest, or the Pacific Northwest over the next few days, read this before getting behind the wheel. A serious early-March storm system is spreading across the country,