Temperatures

Temperatures dropped a low as -22 degrees F in the northern Midwest on January 6 due to a powerful winter storm.

In some high-elevation areas, including in parts of Texas, wind chill was plunging the feels-like temperatures to subzero levels.

The polar vortex has triggered freeze warnings and advisories across Texas, threatening human safety and infrastructure.

Multiple cities in southern Texas are under a freeze warning, and temperatures may plunge to 29 degrees.

The Lone Star State's infrastructure has struggled during past extreme cold events.

The polar vortex is expected to bring below-average temperatures throughout the United States.

Most of the U.S. has a strong chance of seeing above-average temperatures on Christmas Day and the days after.

The disruption could occur in February, bringing some of the coldest temperatures of the season at the end of winter.

An incoming storm system will likely affect temperatures in the Sacramento area later this week.

Temperatures in Anchorage have been above average for a week and a half, contributing to flood risk in the region.

Multiple weather alerts went out on Monday as meteorologists warned that a strong cold front would bring freezing temperatures.

Above-average temperatures are expected across much or all of the United States through December 22.

Average temperatures across multiple states this week will be some of the warmest they've been since 2019 during the same period.

Up to 2 feet of additional snow could fall this weekend in parts of the Northeast before a warming trend begins next week.

New York City temperatures are below average for this time of year, whereas Anchorage is seeing above-average temperatures.

Some states in the Southeast are under a freeze warning tonight as temperatures could drop to 23 degrees.

Freeze warnings and frost advisories are in place across the Sunshine State on Tuesday, and the cold will persist for another day.

A cold front moving through the Great Lakes region and the Northeast will bring strong winds and more snow.

A series of cold fronts ushered in cooler temperatures across South Florida, with even Miami struggling to hit 70 degrees.

The temperature in Central Park was more than 21 percent below the five-year historical average on Monday.

The Midwest and Northeast will be hit with wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour next week.

The coldest U.S. temperature on record was in Prospect Creek, Alaska, on January 23, 1971, when the thermometer plunged to -80°F.

Chicago's Thanksgiving weather has brought a bitter cold forecast with cold temperatures to continue into the weekend.

This week's weather in the Empire State has brought cold temperatures and winter advisories with a lake effect snow warning.

Temperatures could dip as much as 15 degrees below normal for some areas in the freeze warning on Thursday or Friday night.

Some areas might see temperatures drop more than 20 degress below average.

Temperatures will be as much as 20 degrees below normal without the wind chill, which will make the air feel even colder.

Temperatures will fall more than 10 degrees Fahrenheit below normal for parts of Alabama and Mississippi on Friday night.

"It is now virtually certain that 2024 will be the warmest year on record," climate change expert Samantha Burgess said.

For the first time since record-keeping began 130 years ago, Japan's Mount Fuji had no snowfall in October.