Millions should prepare for disrupted travel and winter conditions as a fierce storm is set to bring ice, snow and freezing rain to much of the U.S.

As a massive winter storm takes aim starting Friday at much of the eastern US, officials from the Southeast to New England are preparing for what could be crippling ice and heavy snow.

Winter Storm Watches and Warnings are in place from Wichita to Omaha, where widespread snow/ice will cause life-threatening travel conditions this weekend. Upwards of 12" snow is possible in areas ...

Last weekend, a major winter storm swept across the country, putting around 70 million people under NWS-issued weather alerts. Newsweek has contacted the NWS for comment via email.

Weekend winter storm to keep piling up snow in northern US Moderate to heavy snow will primarily target the Interstate 90 corridor from Des Moines, Iowa, to Chicago and eastward into New England.

— -- A major winter storm-- with the "potential" to bring historic amounts of snowfall to certain regions -- is expected to hit the East Coast this weekend, according to meteorologists at the ...

According to a winter weather alert issued Wednesday by the National Weather Service, snow will primarily impact elevations above 6,000 feet, but some accumulation may occur as low as 4,000 feet, with ...

Another winter storm is in the forecast for New Hampshire this weekend, adding to what's already been a great winter for outdoor activities. Bretton Woods, Cannon Mountain, Loon Mountain, Mount ...

Weekend weather forecast says another winter storm for Northeast, ... The storm is expected by Sunday night and will affect an interior swath of the northeast spanning from Pittsburgh to Maine.

A winter storm could bring freezing rain to Evansville this weekend. It shouldn't be as bad as 2009, but residents should prepare, the NWS said.

By Amanda Watts and Jennifer Henderson, CNN As a massive winter storm takes aim starting Friday at much of the eastern US, officials from the Southeast to New England are preparing for what could ...