Winter storm Kingston is on the move, and additional snow and ice are predicted from Kentucky and West Virginia throughout the Mid-Atlantic. Expect traffic delays, further school closures, and a serious ice threat in North and South Carolina. This might cover Charlotte, Fayetteville, Raleigh, and Greenville, North Carolina, with light icing extending south of Columbia,

A winter weather advisory remains in force for the Ohio Valley, with snow predicted to cause dangerous travel conditions until Thursday morning. According to the National Weather Service in Wilmington, snow will fall throughout Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky until 11 a.m. Thursday. Accumulations are forecast to reach one to two inches, which could make roads,

Following a snowy and blustery Thursday, Virginia residents may expect a notable warm-up over the weekend, with sunshine and increasing temperatures. According to the National Weather Service, snow fell Thursday morning, causing hazardous road conditions for the commute. Winds gusted up to 33 mph, making for a blustery day. However, drier weather and sunlight are

A Cold Weather Advisory remains in effect tonight as Florida’s Big Bend and Panhandle prepare for wind chills as low as 18 degrees. The National Weather Service issued an alert from 1 a.m. to 10 a.m. Friday, warning of dangerously low temperatures that might cause hypothermia with prolonged exposure. Residents are encouraged to wrap up,

After a cold week, Vermont is expected to warm up this weekend as an arctic air mass moves out of the region. Temperatures will steadily climb, peaking in the mid-30s by Sunday. According to the National Weather Service, Friday will be mostly sunny, with a high of 24° F. Northwest winds at 10 to 13

The First Coast is finally drying out after days of cloudy skies and rain showers. But don’t expect a return to warm weather just yet—cooler temperatures are settling in, making for a brisk and refreshing change. The rain that lingered earlier this week has moved offshore, and in its place, a cold front is sweeping

A blast of Arctic air is gripping Northeast Ohio, bringing dangerously cold temperatures and forcing schools across the region to either delay start times or cancel classes altogether. With wind chills dropping well below freezing, district officials are prioritizing student safety as they make tough decisions about whether to open schools. Why Are Schools Closing?