After a long stretch of winter weather, the snow is finally on its way out. Forecasters say the system will gradually move from west to east, with the last flakes falling late tonight. While the snowfall is winding down, road conditions will remain hazardous as temperatures plunge, creating slick and icy spots for drivers. When […]

An intense Arctic air mass has enveloped the Kansas City metropolitan area, bringing dangerously low temperatures and prompting numerous school districts to cancel in-person classes or transition to remote learning for Thursday, February 20, 2025. The National Weather Service has issued an Extreme Cold Warning in effect until noon CST Thursday, with wind chills expected

Orlando residents were greeted with an earlier sunrise today as the city experienced its first pre-7 a.m. sunrise of the year. For many, this marks the unofficial start of longer, sunnier days ahead as winter slowly gives way to spring. At exactly 6:59 a.m., the sun made its way over the horizon, ending months of

San Antonio is getting ready for a major drop in temperatures as an Arctic blast moves into the area. Forecasters say this could bring some of the coldest air of the season, with freezing temperatures and dangerous wind chills expected to grip the region for several days. City officials are urging residents to take precautions

Winter weather is making travel dangerous across the Ozarks, with snow and ice creating slick roads, closures, and delays. Officials are urging residents to stay off the roads as freezing temperatures continue to make driving treacherous. Overnight snowfall and ice accumulation have left highways, bridges, and rural roads nearly impassable in some areas. Emergency responders

A wave of winter weather turned Louisville roads into a dangerous ice rink, causing multiple crashes and shutting down a major highway. The sudden snowfall created treacherous driving conditions, leading to a series of wrecks that left traffic at a standstill for hours. The chaos unfolded early Tuesday morning when an unexpected burst of heavy

Cincinnati is in for a snowy and slippery commute as a Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for the region. Forecasters warn that even a light dusting of snow could create hazardous road conditions, making travel tricky for drivers. Snow is expected to begin late Tuesday night and continue into Wednesday morning, with forecasters predicting