The Utah Avalanche Center (UAC) has issued an avalanche warning for all mountainous areas in the state, warning backcountry travellers of extremely dangerous conditions through Sunday morning. Recent heavy snowfall, followed by a warming trend, has created an unstable snowpack, dramatically increasing the risk of both natural and human-triggered avalanches. Which Areas Are Most at

Kentucky residents can expect a shift in weather patterns early next week, with a warming trend bringing a chance of rain across the state. After a stretch of cold temperatures, conditions are set to moderate, with highs reaching the upper 50s to mid-60s in many areas. Warming Temperatures on the Way Starting Monday, February 26,

New Yorkers hoping for a break from the winter chill will have to wait a little longer. A cold snap gripping the city is expected to persist through the weekend, with below-average temperatures keeping residents bundled up. While no major snow or rain is in the forecast, the biting cold will make its presence felt,

Maryland and Washington, D.C. are preparing for one final night of freezing temperatures before a much-anticipated warm-up arrives next week. After several days of bitter cold, conditions are expected to moderate, with temperatures steadily climbing into the 50s. How Cold Will It Get? The National Weather Service reports that overnight lows will dip to 20°F