Widespread snow and a potentially damaging ice storm are on the table from the South into the Northeast. Here’s the very latest forecast timing and who could be affected most.

Oklahoma will be impacted by a major, widespread winter weather system that's expected to bring snow, ice near record low temperatures.

A major winter storm is forecast to take shape in the Southern Plains on Friday, and it'll pump significant snow and ice into a region that rarely ever sees forecasts of such magnitudes.

Most of the state, including western, central, northern and eastern Oklahoma could see anywhere from 3 to 5 inches of snow.

With a winter storm forecast expected to bring frigid temperatures to Oklahoma, utilities and state regulators say they’re preparing for increased demand as cold weather moves into the state.

Millions of Americans across 25 states will face the impact of the major winter storm, as heavy snow and crippling levels of ice threaten dangerous travel conditions and widespread power outages.

Meteorologists are warning of a severe winter storm that will bring snow, freezing rain and dangerously cold temperatures to Oklahoma on Friday.

Millions of people are expected to endure the impacts of an ice storm set to march across the U.S. later this week.

Forecast models depict a storm developing near Texas on Friday, then tracking up the East Coast through the weekend.

Oklahoma is under a winter storm watch with potential for snow, sleet, and freezing rain, raising concerns about travel and cold weather impacts.