Snow squall warnings will not be issued for areas when a winter storm or blizzard warning is already in effect. If someone ends up being in a snow squall, forecasters advise avoiding or delaying ...

The National Weather Service office in Upton, N.Y. issued a snow squall warning around 3:23 p.m. on Wednesday for the greater New York City area, which warned of "white out conditions" in heavy ...

Snow squalls are brief but intense, with heavy snow, gusty winds, and near-zero visibility. More common in late winter and early spring, they can happen when temperatures and air masses mix suddenly.

Snow squalls are brief but intense, with heavy snow, gusty winds, and near-zero visibility. More common in late winter and early spring, they can happen when temperatures and air masses mix suddenly.

Although snow squalls have always been a normal part of winter weather, the National Weather Service just started issuing snow squall warnings in November 2018, just ahead of the 2018-2019 winter ...

In Colorado, snow squalls developed in the San Luis Valley and moved along the Interstate 25 corridor Wednesday, prompting warnings near Alamosa, Trinidad, Pueblo and Colorado Springs.

The squalls will bring sudden bursts of snow, strong winds, whiteouts, icy roads and travel disruptions across the Northeast. Here's what you need to know.

Snow squall warnings: What the winter alert means and what to do if you’re driving in one Squall warnings usually last 30-60 minutes. Ken Haddad, Manager, Coverage and Content.

A snow squall is an intense period of moderate to heavy snowfall with a limited duration — usually 30 to 60 minutes — accompanied by gusty winds resulting in blowing snow, reducing visibility ...