More than 300 reports of severe weather occurred on Monday. Most of those were wind; however, that line of storms is pushing eastward today and carrying with it a greater tornado threat. We will break it all down for you below.

Straight out of the March textbook, a major storm is hammering the Midwest, followed by a blast of cold air into the Southeast. Here are the latest storm reports and forecast.

With a blizzard burying the upper Midwest, wildfires spreading across the Plains, dangerous flooding in Hawaii and triple-digit temperatures in the Southwest, we followed wild weather all across the country.

Winter Storm Iona brought the upper Midwest to a standstill with relentless snowfall that buried communities faster than plows could clear them. Central Wisconsin saw at least 2 feet of snow in 24 hours, while Michigan's Upper Peninsula could see up to 4 feet total. The storm is expanding as it intensifies, bringing sustained heavy snowfall and creating whiteout conditions and zero visibility on roads.

Weather-induced travel woes will increase as we start the week. Here are some maps to track the weather ahead of your trip.