It snowed, as it was said to have snowed just 100 years before, New Year's Day, 1800. It was the first snow of the season to assume sufficient body to robe the streets in white, and the covering ...

Initially in circulation among the wealthy, greeting—or “visiting” cards—were doled out in the Middle Ages in Austria and France for New Year’s Day ... Unlike the snow-drenched cards ...

Romantic gestures have a different meaning in Newfoundland and Labrador when there's a snow storm on the way ... show someone you care this Valentine's Day storm.

It might snow again Thursday. Today marks the first day of spring, even as many local residents’ backs are still aching from digging out another foot of snow that fell over much of the region ...

We usually don’t get any measurable snow until Nov. 16. The snow fell as temperatures plummeted throughout the day, starting at the 50s in the morning and hovering in the 30s by late afternoon.