UNITED STATES — A deep Arctic air mass is tightening its grip on the Northeast this weekend, bringing some of the coldest wind chills of the winter so far, while longer-range models increasingly highlight February 14–16 as a period that could feature a developing winter storm across parts of the East Coast. Life-Threatening Wind Chills…
UNITED STATES — A true blast of Arctic air is tightening its grip on the Northeast, with wind chills forecast to plunge into the minus-30°F to minus-40°F range in parts of the region into Sunday, conditions that can turn dangerous quickly and may push toward record-low territory in some locations. The most extreme value highlighted…
UNITED STATES — The Feb. 14 target period is starting to come into clearer focus, and the newest guidance is sending a message winter-weather fans (and weekend travelers) know well: the pattern is becoming more favorable for a colder, more wintry outcome across parts of the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic. As forecast models get a better…
UNITED STATES — A tricky snow setup is unfolding for Saturday across New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts, and the forecast hinges on one detail that’s notoriously difficult to pin down: where an inverted trough sets up. Most communities appear headed for a 1–3 inch snowfall, but a localized heavier band could form and…
UNITED STATES — A two-part snow setup is unfolding across southern New England: some coastal snow showers today (Friday), then a more organized round of snow Saturday, with the majority of accumulation expected between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. The forecast map highlights widespread light-to-moderate totals, but it also flags a familiar winter wildcard—a narrow…
UNITED STATES — A messy Friday morning commute is shaping up across parts of the Midwest as snow expands across Indiana and Ohio while a stripe of freezing drizzle/freezing rain threatens to ice up roads—especially in and around central Indiana. The snapshot shown is centered on Friday, Feb. 6 at 9 a.m. EST, and it…
UNITED STATES — A narrow but important winter wildcard is on the table for the Northeast: an inverted trough that could quietly strengthen along a nearby frontal boundary, creating a thin stripe of heavier snow from Long Island and coastal New York into southern New England. Forecasters still expect the feature to be less intrusive…
UNITED STATES — A classic “fine-line” snow setup is taking shape across southern New England, and the newest guidance suggests the difference between a routine snowfall and a higher-impact burst could come down to one detail: where a narrow band of heavier snow sets up — and whether it shifts 25 miles east or west….
WASHINGTON, D.C. — If this weekend’s cold blast feels endless, the next stretch of weather offers a real mood change. Forecast messaging tied to the National Weather Service 6–10 day temperature outlook (Feb. 10–Feb. 14) suggests a warmer pattern takes over next week and likely continues beyond that, bringing Washington, D.C. back toward more manageable…
PENNSYLVANIA — Another active stretch of winter weather is lining up as a clipper system moves into the state Friday, bringing light snow for parts of western and central Pennsylvania before the focus shifts east overnight. While many spots won’t see a major accumulation, the bigger headline comes after the snow: strong wind gusts Saturday…