Arctic blast to invade US on Thanksgiving with nearly 230 million plunging below average by Friday
As if heavy snow and rain from potent storm systems sweeping across the U.S. wasn’t enough to cause travel delays and dampen the holiday spirit, the coldest air of the season will start to infiltrate the country starting on Thanksgiving and could last into at least the start of December.
Some parts of the country will receive heavy lake-effect snow and others will see rain or dry weather with subfreezing ...
An Arctic blast of cold air is expected to hit much of the U.S. into next week, sending temperatures plummeting. More than ...
The National Weather Service warned that severe winter conditions—triggered by an Arctic blast—could persist over the weekend ...
It could be a record-breaking Thanksgiving travel weekend but the threat of disruption looms large as an arctic blast sweeps ...
After the the Northeast was hammered by frigid rain or snow on Thanksgiving, a bitter blast of Arctic air is set to envelop ...
The dry, raw chill is slated to stay through the weekend in NYC, while communities upstate could be buried in feet of snow.
We're waking up about 20 degrees colder this morning than we were at this time yesterday. Temperatures are in the mid-30s now ...
A significant lake-effect snowstorm is set to bury several areas bordering the Great Lakes with multiple feet of snow over a ...
Chief Meteorologist Dave Nussbaum says an Arctic Blast returns tonight with a freeze for much of Central Alabama. It will be ...
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