The Sayre Fire’s destruction was largely driven by 50 to 80 mile-per-hour gusts from the Santa Ana Winds, a phenomenon the National Weather Service (NWS ... the Bureau of Meteorology, Google ...

Travel could be very difficult," the NWS said. "Temperatures are expected to fall into the teens Sunday night and remain below freezing for several days. As a result, icy and slippery conditions ...

and up to nine inches of snow is forecast by the National Weather Service (NWS) in some parts of the country. The service advised travelers to be prepared for "rapid changes" in weather ...

The NWS forecast for Tuesday shows snow for Columbus, mainly after 2 p.m., according to their website. The chance of precipitation is 80% with one to three inches of snow accumulation possible ...

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Roads are expected to become quickly covered in snow with chilly temperatures in place, making travel challenging for most of ...

Charlotte faces “dangerous” low temperatures and wind chills from an approaching Arctic air mass, National Weather Service meteorologists said in an alert Saturday. “Confidence is high that ...

The high Sunday will be near 26 degrees Fahrenheit, with a low around 3 degrees that night, Friday’s NWS forecast showed. When bitter cold temperatures return Monday, residents in Central ...

According to NWS, “moderate to locally strong” Santa Ana winds are expected to develop Monday and last through at least Tuesday. Humidities will lower drastically at the same time, and the ...

“Frozen pipes and related impacts are becoming more likely during the mid-week period as high temps will only make it above freezing for a few hours each day,” the NWS forecast summary state ...

"Atlanta ― even Athens, Georgia ― are already reporting snow. Atlanta's getting nailed," said Trisha Palmer with the NWS at GSP. "Commerce, Georgia, Gainesville, all those areas ― there's ...