Valentine's Day weekend is supposed to be about love and adoration, but the National Weather Service is issuing winter storm warnings and weather statements for 12 states that are in line for a cold and snowy weekend.

A powerful storm system is set to impact the eastern United States over Valentine’s and Presidents Day weekend, bringing heavy rain, thunderstorms, and a wintry mix to millions. The National Weather Service says the storm will develop over the southern Plains on Friday,

See latest snow predictions from AccuWeather, the National Weather Service, and local TV and radio forecasters for New Jersey

A large storm system is expected to hit this weekend, with snow and ice from Texas to the Carolinas and up the Eastern seaboard. The winter system could bring more than a foot of snow.

A winter storm is set to bring rain, gusty winds, and mountain snow to the Coachella Valley starting Presidents' Day, impacting travel, outdoor plans.

The overall weather pattern this weekend will feel more like the middle of March than the middle of February. Monday will be the warmest day for most of the area. The record high on Monday in Wausau is 51°, set back in 1981.

Georgia will see another winter storm this weekend, and this one looks like a bomb cyclone. What is that? How dangerous is this? Where will it hit?

The National Weather Service advises that accumulating snow and ice could cause delays and make for hazardous travel across the region.

Skiers had a brief window of fair weather before what officials called the most significant storms since the holidays.