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A relative warmup is on the way for the Berkshires into next week. But for how long?
Temperatures will swing to above average starting Monday and through the week, with no plowable snow in sight.
Tired of snow? Here's when warmer temperatures, sunlight will be returning to Columbus
There's still a chance of snow in Columbus until 8 p.m. Friday. After that, temperatures will start to warm up, forecasters ...
Natural gas keeps lights on and Ohioans warm in winter | Column
Guest columnist Rob Brundrett, president of the Ohio Oil and Gas Association, writes how natural gas is crucial to ...
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Why much of the U.S. has had Earth’s most unusually cold air this winter
The polar vortex has taken on an unexpected pattern this winter - one that’s made part of the United States the most ...
Chattanooga Times Free Press7h
Snowy roads lead to hundreds of Virginia and North Carolina crashes as Arctic air brings record cold
Roads in Virginia and North Carolina remained treacherous Thursday as unusually heavy snow led to hundreds of accidents, ...
More than 76 million Americans brace for extreme cold as record-breaking arctic outbreak enters final day
Friday brings the final day of the record-breaking arctic outbreak that has frozen the central U.S., but the danger isn’t over.
Why has it been so cold in Rochester? It's not just the polar vortex
The polar vortex is not synonymous with cold snaps, but when it slides toward the United States, the polar jet stream can ...
The polar vortex is acting weird and the US is paying the price this winter
It’s really, really cold again – as the US shivers through at least the eighth blast of air from the Arctic this winter. Here ...
Why the U.S. has been home to Earth’s most unusually cold air this year
The United States has been at the epicenter of the planet’s most unusually cold conditions early in 2025. The polar vortex is ...
Warmer, spring-like weather is headed to the metro-east. Here’s when and what to expect
What’s the spring outlook for southwest Illinois? Here is the forecast, plus a prediction from the Farmers’ Almanac.