The winter storm Cora is about to bring freezing temperatures, even snow, to parts of the of the south—to many homes that aren’t typically built or prepared for these weather extremes.

Winter Storm Cora will sweep across a 1,400-mile-long swath of the southern US this week, burying some states in up to a foot of snow as temperatures plummet well below average.

Winter Storm Cora will be turning north-northeast as it passes through the Appalachians, which means the chance for winter flurries and the threat of ice is diminished.

The brunt of the storm, now dubbed Winter Storm Cora by The Weather Channel, will be felt across an 800-mile stretch between northern Texas to western Tennessee and Kentucky, ...

Winter storm Cora will spread across parts of Oklahoma, Arkansas and Texas on Friday through Saturday, according to the National Weather Service.

Winter Storm Cora is expected to bring between four to six inches of snow between Texas and the Carolinas by Sunday. But parts of Arkansas and Tennessee could see up to eight inches.

Southern States not used to a lot of snow are dealing with winter storm Cora which is causing cancellations, power outages and traffic snarls. Winter Storm Cora has been dumping snow in the South ...

From wildfires in California to winter weather across the South. Winter Storm Cora has been dumping snow in areas that just aren't used to it. It's caused traffic problems, power outages and a lot ...