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Dangerous Midwest, Northeast Heat Wave Will Bring Hottest Weather Of Year So Far, Including Chicago, New York
January 24, 2026, 11:21 am EST
High temperatures will flirt with daily record highs in dozens of locations early next week, especially in the Northeast.
Upper Midwest, Great Lakes To See More Snow This Week
January 20, 2026, 8:42 am EST
Tired of the snow? Well, Mother Nature is not done yet. More of the white, fluffy stuff will impact parts of the Upper Midwest and Great Lakes as we head into the week. A wide swath of 1-4 inches is expected, with some locations seeing up to a foot and a half of lake-effect snow. Here’s the latest forecast.
Late Week Storm System To Bring Wintry Mix To South, Southeast
January 20, 2026, 7:11 am EST
It is still a ways off, but models are suggesting that rain, snow and ice could threaten Southern cities this weekend. A strong system from the Southwest will move east by the weekend, interacting with the cold air over the South and Southeast. Some models are suggesting snow from northern Texas to northern Georgia, with Atlanta potentially seeing a wintry mix. Ice is possible for cities like Dallas, Oklahoma City and Little Rock. Most of these cities do not usually see weather like this, so travel could be impacted. Here’s the latest forecast.
Multiple Rounds Of Arctic Air Diving Into The East This Week
January 19, 2026, 2:39 pm EST
Winter will have a firm grasp on much of the East this week as multiple rounds of arctic air dive all the way into the South. Temperatures are already well below average to start the week and after a couple days of moderation they will plummet even further. High temperatures could be up to 30 degrees below average for some by the weekend which could impact who might see some winter weather. Time it out here.
Winter Weather Advisories For Central Georgia Sunday Morning
January 19, 2026, 8:43 am EST
After the last few days have picked up and then dashed our hopes of some snowfall across the Southeast, confidence has increased yet again for some snowfall across the region this weekend. Winter weather advisories have been issued for central Georgia, where accumulating snowfall up to an inch is possible. Some models still call for more than an inch of snowfall for parts of the Southeast. Flakes could fall as far south as north Florida. Here’s the latest.
Dropping Temps Bring Snow To Florida, Central Georgia
January 19, 2026, 8:24 am EST
The Southeast sees snowfall this Sunday as temperatures continue to drop across the region, and rain transitions to snow. Snowflakes have been seen as far south as Florida’s panhandle, but the heaviest snowfall is in central Georgia, where 1 to 2 inches of snow have already accumulated. This snowfall will continue to move eastward throughout the day, eventually bringing flakes to the Carolinas. Here’s the latest.
Heavy Lake-Effect Snow For Great Lakes This Upcoming Week
January 19, 2026, 8:24 am EST
A couple of clipper systems are expected to pass through the Great Lakes, enhancing more lake-effect snowfall over the weekend and into the upcoming week. The next round is expected on Sunday with another round expected by midweek. Snowfall totals well over a foot are expected across the heaviest snow bands across all the Great Lakes. Here’s the latest.
More Lake-Effect Snow For Great Lakes This Week
January 19, 2026, 8:24 am EST
A couple of clipper systems are expected to pass through the Great Lakes, enhancing more lake-effect snowfall into the upcoming week. The next round is making its way through and will continue into Monday, with another round expected by midweek. Strong winds over 30 mph will bring visibility concerns, with parts of the Northern Plains under a Blizzard Advisory. Snowfall totals well over a foot are expected from the heaviest snow bands across all the Great Lakes. Watch for the latest forecast.
Snowfall Continues Along I-95 Corridor, Expect Travel Delays
January 19, 2026, 8:24 am EST
A coastal low brings snowfall to the major metropolitan areas along the I-95 corridor, including New York City, Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore this weekend. Snowfall could impact travel for the long weekend. New York City is expected to see 1 to 3 inches of snow, Boston could see 4 or 5 inches of snow, and Cape Cod could see 5 to 8 inches of snow. Here’s the latest.
Winter Weather Advisories Reach Northern Florida, Bringing A Rare Southern Snow To Georgia, Alabama, Florida
January 18, 2026, 12:04 pm EST
Snow is occurring across portions of the Southeast as a short-lived dream come true for Southern snow lovers.

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