It will be rainy on Thursday morning, and the weather will change to snow as temperatures drop across the Tri-State Area.

New Yorkers enjoyed sunny, 80-degree days earlier this week during the spring fling, and now temperatures are changing course and plunging on Thursday as a snow forecast is expected.

After a spectacular stretch of spring weather this week, Mother Nature brought us back to a cruel reality with colder temperatures and even a little snow to rub salt in the wound. The good news is that the cold weather will be short-lived before we get back to near-normal temperatures this weekend.

A state of emergency covers 20 New York counties as whiteout conditions and dangerous travel are expected through Monday evening.

Airlines have canceled more than 3,000 flights ahead of the massive winter storm, reports ABC News' Sam Sweeney.

A powerful storm system could bring the year's most widespread severe weather outbreak. Will it impact New York?

A blizzard warning remains in effect through late Monday, Feb. 23, for New York City and much of the region as the system drops several feet of snow.

The official start of spring happens on March 20, but it sure doesn't feel like spring throughout much of the United States. Now, eight U.S. states are bracing for strong winter storms expected to bring 36 inches of snow to the region.

Boston and New York were bracing for a punishing mix of heavy snow and strong winds that will bring blizzard conditions. “Stay home and stay inside,” forecasters said.

New York's spring weather forecast is a mixed bag, with conflicting predictions from the NWS and two almanacs.

Friday the 13th is here again, and while some may brace for bad luck, it’s also a chance to lean into the day with a little fun.