The map above shows 24 hours of snow accumulation, not snow depth or current snow pack conditions. So your town could be under a foot of snow from the week but if no snow has fallen in the past ...

Parts of the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic woke up to a blanket of snow Wednesday morning, just as another winter storm system is forecast to spread snow from the central Plains into the Great Lakes ...

Maps illustrating the total snowfall accumulation from coast to coast after the weekend's winter storms show just how much, or how little, fell in different parts of the country, as a number of ...

Wondering how much snow has fallen near you? USA TODAY's detailed map lets you explore snowfall accumulation over the past 24, 48, and 72 hours. You can also check seasonal totals starting from ...

That depends on whether you like snow or not, but we can tell you which regions have had a lot or a little compared to the historical average. This map shows estimated accumulated snowfall between ...

Snow Accumulation Projection: Widespread 3 to 5 inches, with 4 to 7 inches farther north, and up to 6 to 9 inches farther ...

no stranger to snow — shattered records in late December when the city got more than four feet of snow in just 30 hours. Mount Baker in Washington received nearly 850 inches (more than 70 feet).

Clarification II: This is snow accumulation over 24 hours/overnight. Hawaii does get snow! Just... not where people live. Before this map gives Midwesterners a superiority complex, it's worth ...

N.J., is expected to receive slightly over five inches of accumulation, while areas a few miles east of the borough are likely to see more than eight inches of snow, maps show. Forecasters said ...