Updated: To include severe weather conditions affecting Alaska. The weekend before Martin Luther King Jr. Day is a very busy travel period. With MLK weekend travel already likely to be hectic, new winter storm warnings in 4 states threaten up to 24 inches of snow,

The fast-moving winter storms could dump foot or more of snow in portions of the Great Lakes and interior New England through this weekend.

We’re taking a little break from our very active winter weather this weekend. We’ll see some occasional snow showers, but nothing that is expected to accumulate. And temperatures will be seasonable – not terribly cold to start the weekend.

A potential winter storm late Saturday may bring significant snow impacts to Metro Atlanta and Central Georgia.

The first system of the weekend arrives Friday night through early Saturday. This is on the leading edge of an arctic front, so it's still mild outside when the moisture first arrives. Later overnight, temperatures in the mountains drop into the 30s, which should bring a brief mix in or changeover into some wet bursts of snow.

Warm temperatures are sticking around tomorrow. If Wichita hits a third day in a row at 70 degrees or higher, it will be the first time in recorded weather history for December. Records officially date back to 1888 for Wichita. A few records were either ...

After a record high was broken in the 60s on Friday, Sunday will bring the return of winter with wind chills and snow showers.