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Minnesota and the Midwest face a severe winter storm with blizzard warnings, heavy snow, and high winds. Governor Walz has activated the National Guard to assist with emergency response through March 15, 2026.
A historic and unprecedented March heat wave is bringing summer-like temperatures to California and the Southwest, with highs near 100°F and increased fire risks through next week.
A major weather shift is hitting Michigan on Friday, March 13, 2026, bringing 60 mph wind gusts, arctic air, and a transition from rain to heavy snow across the region.
Metro Atlanta and Central Georgia face a Tornado Watch and severe thunderstorms through Thursday morning, followed by a drastic 30-degree temperature drop as a cold front moves through.
A powerful cold front is bringing severe storms, damaging winds, and a 30-degree temperature drop to Pittsburgh this Wednesday.
A combination of extreme winds and drought has triggered a multi-state wildfire emergency across the Oklahoma and Texas Panhandles, leading to evacuations in Kansas and widespread Fire Weather Watches.
Severe thunderstorm warnings across Southern California highlight risks of damaging winds, hail, and localized flooding, prompting increased preparedness.
Snow squalls are drawing attention across the U.S. as brief but intense winter events that combine rapid snowfall, strong winds, and extreme cold, creating sudden safety risks.
Memphis faces a shifting January pattern marked by rain, falling temperatures, and close attention on whether cold air could briefly support snow.
A wave of arctic air has pushed Atlanta weather into the spotlight, with snow talk in North Georgia and cold-driven impacts across the metro area.
Searches for “earthquake now Los Angeles” surged after reports of seismic activity elsewhere in California. Official coverage points to routine monitoring rather than a significant Los Angeles–centered event.
Widespread school delays and closures across multiple U.S. states in mid-January highlight how winter weather continues to disrupt education through localized but interconnected events.
