Meteorologist Mitchel Coombs has explained the factors leading to the development of numerous precipitation types, like rain ...

Blizzard conditions hit parts of eastern Nebraska on Wednesday, March 19, bringing snow, sleet, hail and rain, weather ...

There are reports that the Westside of El Paso, near UTEP, is receiving light rain and potential graupel or sleet. While some ...

A few flakes off snow or sleet pellets may mix in with the rain across our western counties, but no accumulations are expected here, but several inches are possible just northwest of us.

The storm system responsible for this morning’s storms will spread a few sprinkles, sleet pellets and snow flurries into north Georgia through early evening.

A dusting of snow is possible in the mountains tonight. A few flurries and sleet pellets may make it into the metro. A dusting of snow is possible in the mountains. There will be no wintry ...

Early, a few sprinkles could have a sleet pellet or wet snowflake to mix in north of Memphis. Skies will gradually clear – winds begin to subside a bit as lows fall back to near freezing. EXTENDED ...

Gusty breezes will make it feel even chillier. A few mountain snow showers are possible late Wednesday afternoon, on into the evening. Sprinkles, snow flurries and/or sleet pellets may also fall in ...

“Sprinkles, snow flurries and/or sleet pellets may also fall in the metro during the evening – no accumulation,” ANF reported. For the full forecast, click here. Here is the complete list of the ...

Temperatures will be milder. Highs will be in the upper 40s to lower 50s Monday. Mid-morning and onward to the early afternoon, a few sleet pellets and isolated rain showers will be possible.

The result is tiny, white pellets that resemble small hail, falling to the ground. They're not hard to clean up and shovel—unlike sleet, which is a snowflake that melts, then refreezes into an ice ...

Snow and sleet may cause delays, but what about frigid temps? We spoke to aviation experts to find out if it's ever too cold to fly. To find out whether there’s a number on the thermometer that ...