The NWS forecasts that this week's nor'easter will start in New Hampshire with scattered rain showers late Wednesday night. Widespread, soaking rain will cover the state throughout Thursday and Friday, with over one inch of rain accumulation likely in most areas.

Between tonight and Friday morning, a couple inches of snow are possible for the Adirondack High Peaks and summits of the central Green Mountains. Southern summits (Killington Peak, Okemo, Stratton, Mount Snow) may pick up 2 to 4 inches, or locally higher.

Federal forecasters say Utah is on tap for a "whirlwind" next few days with a "winter-like" storm this weekend before a more summer-like warmup next week.

Good: Cold frontal passage drops snow levels to 7,000 ft. in Utah, delivering dry flakes by Sunday; northwest flow Sunday night keeps surfaces cool. Bad: Strong southwest winds Saturday (gusts 45 mph) may close higher lifts and create wind-affected layers under Sunday’s snow; PNW storms are mostly rain below 5000 ft. with heavy, wet flakes up high.

With the end of the academic year fast approaching, the Michigan Senate approved a bill on Wednesday, May 21 that will allow for some calendar reprieve for Northern Michigan schools.

A low pressure system pushing through tonight into tomorrow will be bringing in some moderate to heavy precipitation across western Montana.We'll be seeing arou