Author: Nina Clarke

UNITED STATES — Long-range forecast models are increasingly signaling the risk of a significant Arctic cold outbreak impacting the northern United States in early January 2026, with atmospheric conditions aligning in a way that could allow extreme cold air to surge southward into the Lower 48. While the coldest core of air develops farther north,…

UNITED STATES — While much of the country experiences above-average temperatures and a continued winter thaw, the Northeast is shaping up for a far more active and volatile stretch of winter weather, with multiple storm systems expected to impact the region between Christmas and the final days of December. Forecast guidance shows a light initial…

UNITED STATES — A potentially high-impact late-December winter storm is coming into clearer focus across the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast, with forecast models indicating a strengthening system around December 26 that could deliver heavy snow, sleet, and freezing rain across several densely populated states during one of the busiest travel periods of the year. Latest guidance…

UNITED STATES — A dramatic weather roller coaster is setting up across Alabama, with new forecast data showing unseasonably warm temperatures through Christmas Day followed by a sharp plunge into winter-like cold early next week, according to the latest temperature projections centered on Huntsville. Forecast guidance indicates highs climbing into the upper 60s and low…

UNITED STATES — A powerful Pacific storm system is raising serious concern across Washington and Oregon, as multiple high-resolution forecast models indicate the potential for a rare, high-impact wind event coinciding with the Christmas holiday, a scenario that could leave millions without power if worst-case projections materialize. Recent forecast data shows strengthening confidence in a…