The National Weather Service forecasts predict snow, freezing rain, ice, and excessive rainfall that may cause flooding, power outages, and hazardous travel.

Governor Glenn Youngkin has outlined preparation efforts ahead of the expected winter storm and provided an update on recovery efforts after flooding in southwest Virginia.

Gov. Glenn Youngkin has declared a state of emergency as the Commonwealth braces for a winter storm. Virginia is expected to see snow, freezing rain, ice and excessive rainfall that could lead to flooding, power outages and hazardous travel conditions. In our region, snowfall totals appear to be between 3 to 6 inches for the majority of the region.

Virginia is bracing for another winter storm, as recovery efforts from last week's storm and flooding over the weekend continue.

A natural avalanche was captured on camera along I-70 in Frisco, Colorado, on Monday, February 17, triggered by heavy snow and severe weather conditions.Strong winds and intense snowfall created hazardous travel conditions across much of Colorado’s high country,

Virginia leaders urge residents to stay home Tuesday evening as threats of a winter storm creep closer. Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin held a press event Feb.18 to break down the state’s preparations for the storm.

RICHMOND, VA - Governor Glenn Youngkin today declared a state of emergency in advance of the impending winter weather. He is urging all Virginians to take preparatory actions and heed the warnings from their local and state officials.

Additional snow plows and resources are moving into Hampton Roads ahead of tomorrow's significant snowfall.