The central U.S. will feel record-breaking temperatures as Arctic air surges southward. The polar jet stream and a powerful high pressure system in Canada will work in tandem to allow an extreme cold ...

The latest in a series of winter storms will target areas from the central Plains through the Mid-South to the southern Mid-Atlantic today and Wednesday. A developing low-pressure system over the ...

An organized system that brought severe weather to the Tennessee and Mississippi early this weekend will continue to impact the southeastern U.S. today. A Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been issued ...

A major winter storm is packing a snowy, icy northern side today, creating hazardous travel conditions from the Great Lakes and northern Ohio Valley to New England. A complex, potent winter storm will ...

Wintry weather will stretch from the central Plains and Midwest to the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast today through Thursday while hefty severe storms and heavy rain hit the South. As Tuesday's winter ...

The weekend began with plenty of natural fireworks across the Mississippi Valley and Deep South, as powerful thunderstorms stick around on the weather menu. An elevated flood risk continues to tag ...

Valentine's Day weekend is packed with explosive weather as an intense low pressure system hooks toward the Northeast and another disturbance targets the Pacific Northwest. Light snow showers across ...

A dry, quiet weather pattern was seen across most of the U.S. this week, allowing abnormal dryness and drought conditions to worsen. A few exceptions were made though given heavier rain and snowfall.

After days of back-to-back storms, a quieter weather pattern awaits most of the nation this weekend. Still, a few places will have to dodge rain and snow. Although more inland areas of the nation will ...

Aside from frigid air and isolated corridors of snow and showers, Friday will end the workweek on a calm note. We can thank the intense arctic air mass over the nation for the clear and dry skies. As ...

Wintergreen Mtn. at 3600 ft. elev.