Winter is making itself known in Madison this week, with frigid temperatures and a chance of light snow on Friday morning that could make commutes tricky. The cold will bite, with single-digit lows sticking around, so it’s time to bundle up and prepare for winter’s grip. What’s Happening Now Temperature: 10°F (-12°C) Sky Conditions: Mostly […]
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Charlotte is in for a frosty week, with sunny skies dominating the early days before a wintry mix of snow, sleet, and rain arrives on Friday. Temperatures will hover in the low 20s to mid-40s°F (-5 to 7°C), and Friday’s forecast brings the potential for slippery roads and messy commutes. Here’s what to expect and
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Baltimore is gearing up for a harsh blast of winter, with heavy snow, strong winds, and freezing temperatures expected to dominate the week. A Winter Storm Warning is in effect until 1:00 AM Wednesday, as forecasters predict slippery roads, blowing snow, and bitter cold that could disrupt travel and daily life. Current Weather Snapshot Temperature:
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Memphis is in for a cold week as freezing temperatures and light snow move into the area. With icy roads and chilly winds expected, it’s time to bundle up, drive carefully, and take steps to stay safe at home. What’s Ahead: Monday: Sunny but cold, with highs reaching only 33°F (1°C) and nighttime lows dipping
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Portland is in for a classic week of Pacific Northwest weather with mild temperatures and plenty of rain and drizzle. While no severe weather is expected, wet roads and reduced visibility mean it’s important to stay alert, especially during commutes. What’s in the Forecast? Sunday: Cloudy with afternoon rain and drizzle. Highs will reach 53°F
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A powerful winter storm is sweeping into Washington, D.C., bringing heavy snow, strong winds, and dangerously cold temperatures. A Winter Storm Warning is in effect until 1:00 AM EST on Tuesday, and travel is expected to be extremely hazardous. What’s in the Forecast? Today (Monday): Snow will fall throughout the day, with accumulations of 5
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Omaha is in for a bitterly cold week with temperatures staying below freezing and chances of snow on the horizon. Residents should prepare for icy roads, frosty mornings, and a chilly weekend. Staying warm and cautious will be key as winter settles in. What’s Ahead: Monday: A cold and partly cloudy day with highs around
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Atlanta is in for a wintry week, with rain kicking things off today and a chance of snow and sleet by Friday. Temperatures will drop sharply overnight, bringing the potential for icy roads and freezing conditions. It’s a good time to stay warm, drive carefully, and prepare for changing weather. What’s in the Forecast? Monday:
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Raleigh residents should prepare for a rainy start to the week with cold temperatures and slick roads making travel more challenging. A damp and breezy Monday will give way to clearer skies later in the week, but the chill is here to stay. What’s in the Forecast? Monday: Rain throughout the morning, becoming breezy in
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Oklahoma City is gearing up for a bitterly cold week as an arctic front brings freezing temperatures and dangerously strong winds. A Wind Advisory is in effect until 6:00 PM CST today, with gusts up to 45 mph making it feel even colder. Residents are urged to bundle up and take precautions to stay safe
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