As the winds howl, the snow flies and the temperatures drop, the National Weather Service issues various alerts for wintry weather.

A winter storm watch is in effect through Monday, but what does that actually mean? What about a winter storm warning?

What's the difference between a winter storm watch, an advisory and a warning? And can they mean different things for different parts of Indiana?

A winter storm watch has already been issued from noon Wednesday until 3 a.m. Thursday. The Wednesday storm is expected to begin mid-morning and continue through the evening rush hour.

A winter storm watch is typically used 12-48 hours before a combination of snow, sleet and freezing rain begins to fall. As we closer to the event, it’s not about the forecast changing, but ...

The National Weather Service has fine-tuned their initial Winter Storm Watch area that was issued yesterday.

Multiple states had been issued winter storm watches from the National Weather Service as of early Wednesday morning.

Portions of north central and northeast Texas are under a winter storm watch on Wednesday until Friday.

Currently, a winter storm watch is in effect for Sunday and Monday in Central Indiana, but what does that actually mean? What about a winter storm warning?

Here's what you should know. Winter storm watch: \'Be aware\' The criteria the National Weather Service uses to determine when winter weather-related issues ought to be considered an advisory ...

A good portion of the Piedmont Triad is under a Winter Storm Warning right now, but what does that really mean?