Winter storms will bring snow, ice and heavy rain to millions of people across the United States this week, causing slippery roads and disrupting travel.

High-impact winter storm to our south to bring light snow this weekend Areas under winter storm warnings can expect up 6 to 10 inches of snow. Outside the bullseye, 2 to 4 inches will be more common.

The storm will produce heavy snow and disruptive ice for tens of millions of people across the South.

More than 10 inches of snow fell in parts of New England as snow, sleet and freezing rain swept across the Northeast before tapering off Sunday.

The capital of Little Rock and the surrounding areas are under a winter storm warning and could see anywhere from 6 to 8 inches of snow between Thursday and Friday, the weather service predicts.

A major winter storm is set to unleash up to a foot of snow when it barrels over 27 states, creating treacherous driving conditions and power outages.

The National Weather Service upgraded the Nashville area's winter storm watch to a winter storm warning on Tuesday. Here's what to expect.

Twenty states, from Texas to Delaware, were on alert Friday for snow and ice as the storm continued to move across the South.

The storm is expected to bring heavy snow, ice, freezing rain from the South to the Mid-Atlantic this week.

Winter storm warnings and weather advisories have been issued across 15 states. Newsweek's live blog is closed.