Road conditions in the region are improving after Monday’s winter weather, and the West Virginia Division of Highways says crews have already begun shifting focus to spring maintenance.

Buckle up. Kentucky is about to experience one of the most dramatic weather swings of the season as spring and winter collide over the next 24 hours, bringing severe storms this evening, followed by a dangerous cold crash and snow.

SIOUX FALLS, SD (KELO) — Spring does not officially start until Friday morning, so winter has decided to take a last-second chance to let us know what it’s capable of between Sunday’s snow and Monday’s cold.

Winter has ended — according to meteorologists. While we may yet have some cold days ahead of us, we’ve survived until March. That means we’ve seen the end of meteorological winter, which begins Dec. 1 and continues through the end of February. (The calendar’s first day of spring is March 20.)

An overnight burst of wet snow collided with peak spring break traffic at Denver International Airport on Sunday, March 15, triggering hundreds of delays and cancellations and leaving travelers parked at gates instead of blasting off.

Much of Central Illinois is in for a one-two punch on Sunday into Monday — a spring storm followed by what could be blizzard-like conditions.

The storm could hit during one of the busiest travel periods of the year.

A powerful winter storm system swept through the region Monday, bringing a dramatic change in weather conditions. As the system moved out on its back side, severe thunderstorms quickly gave way to a