La Niña is likely to collapse mid-winter, according to NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center, weakening the typical winter effects. A transition to El Niño could happen this summer.

It's not necessarily a major storm, but we'll see a little of everything across the eastern half of the country this weekend. Here's our latest forecast.

There are six playoff games this weekend, all played outdoors. The common denominator to these will be wind, but Saturday's games could have a few more weather wild cards up their sleeves.

We are tracking two systems that will impact the Great Lakes and Northeast this weekend. The first round of rain and snow will move in Friday, so rain will impact the Friday evening commute along Interstate 95. We will have better chances for snow with the second system, which could bring up to 3-5 inches in Green Bay, Milwaukee and Marquette Saturday into Sunday. The second round of rain moves into the Northeast Saturday with any snow confined to upstate New York and the higher elevations of New England. Winds will also be gusty all weekend.

Severe weather struck central Oklahoma on Thursday morning. A home was destroyed after a tornado struck the area. The town of Purcell lost power after several poles were knocked down by the storm.