U.S. Olympic skiers and scientists explain the sharp differences between natural snow and machine-made snow, from the science ...

Even with air temperatures below freezing, snow and ice can still melt. Here’s why warm sun, ground heat and humidity matter more than the thermometer number.

Cold air allows precipitation to freeze instead of melt, helping snow form, stick and accumulate as winter storms move through the region.

Snow looks pretty on the trees. It looks pretty when it's formed into a snowman. However, snow doesn't look pretty on your driveway or sidewalks. Leaving it to melt could be dangerous and illegal. Of ...

Many of us will reach that milestone some day, if we haven't already. We'll look out at the tapering snowstorm and wonder, "Am I up to the task of clearing the sidewalks and driveway?'' Snow looks ...