Latest Snowfall Reports - National Weather Service
Latest Snowfall Reports
www.weather.govHere’s the latest on snowfall, prioritized for quick, practical updates.
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The US experienced widespread winter storms in January 2026, with many areas from the South through the Northeast seeing heavy snow and icy conditions, causing travel disruptions and power outages in several states. This included multi-state accumulations and numerous flight cancellations and delays in late January.[1][2]
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In mid-to-late January 2026, forecasts warned of “extremely hazardous” winter weather across parts of the central and eastern US, with potential for more than a foot of snow in major cities and travel impacts from Colorado to New York/Boston area. States declared emergencies as the storm expanded.[2]
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Snow totals varied by location, but major hubs like New York City, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington D.C., Nashville, and Memphis were highlighted as likely to receive significant snowfall, with accumulations possibly exceeding a foot in some spots.[1][2]
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For ongoing and localized updates, check trusted sources such as the National Weather Service and major outlets’ live coverage—they typically provide current advisories, snowfall maps, and travel impacts by region.[5][2]
Would you like a focused briefing for your area (Los Angeles area or another location), or a quick list of travel advisories and safety tips for winter weather? If you want, I can pull the latest region-specific snowfall advisories and expected impacts.[2]