CHARLOTTE, N.C. — With a more active weather pattern, there’s a good chance we could see snow in the Carolinas this winter. Snow of any kind is a sight for sore eyes here in the ...

If you spent some time in the snow, did you notice some flakes were different than others? That's right! There are several different snowflake types. But how many? Check out the f ...

A familiar flake pattern. 3-to-10 dendrites with six sides. The first three types produce a dry snow. Dendrites give us that fluffy snow. Snow ratios is the percentage of water to snow.

The WISN 12 News Weather team forecasts 3 to 6 inches of "fluffy" type of snow. However, with an east-to-northeast wind, some lake enhancement is expected for lakeside areas. This could bring ...