Author: Nina Clarke

PENNSYLVANIA, AND THE MID-ATLANTIC — Confidence continues to increase in a significant late-January winter weather event that could bring heavy snow, dangerous ice accumulation, and extreme Arctic cold from the Southern Plains all the way to the East Coast between Friday and Saturday, with lingering impacts into next week. Forecast data and national guidance point…

UNITED STATES — A major winter storm threat is becoming increasingly clear for Friday through Sunday, with a broad region stretching from Texas and Oklahoma through the Mid-South, Appalachians, and the East Coast now highlighted as an area to watch. Multiple forecast models show a strengthening signal for heavy snow, significant ice accumulation, and dangerous…

GEORGIA — A narrow but impactful snowfall corridor moved across north and central Georgia early Sunday, January 18, 2026, producing measurable snow totals as high as 3 inches in select communities. The event, confirmed by National Weather Service Peachtree City/Atlanta observations, unfolded during the morning hours and tapered off by early afternoon, leaving behind slick…

UNITED STATES — A potential large winter storm system is beginning to take shape in forecast guidance for next weekend, January 24–26, with model trends indicating a broad swath of snow and ice stretching from the Plains through the Ohio Valley and into the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast. While exact impacts are still uncertain, meteorologists say…

UNITED STATES — A strengthening winter weather signal is emerging for a potentially impactful storm system expected to affect a large portion of the country next weekend, with multiple states facing the risk of heavy snow, sleet, and significant ice accumulation. Long-range ensemble guidance now consistently shows a classic cold-air-damming setup that could bring disruptive…

UNITED STATES — A developing winter storm pattern is raising growing concern across parts of the central and southern United States, where meteorologists are tracking a potentially significant ice storm that could impact Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, and nearby states between Friday, January 23, and Sunday, January 25. Long-range guidance shows a classic…

UNITED STATES — A widespread and dangerous winter weather pattern is expected to develop across large portions of the country between January 21 and January 25, with hazardous cold and heavy snow impacting multiple regions from the Northern Plains into the Midwest and Great Lakes. The latest Day 3–7 U.S. Hazards Outlook highlights a broad…

UNITED STATES — A potentially significant winter storm is increasingly likely to develop somewhere across the southern and eastern United States between Friday, January 23 and Sunday, January 25, with dangerous ice accumulation possible across parts of the Southeast, Mid-Atlantic, and Lower Mississippi Valley as Arctic air collides with Gulf moisture. While this system is…

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS — A potentially high-impact winter storm is beginning to take shape on long-range and medium-range guidance, with a significant ice storm increasingly likely somewhere across the southern United States between Friday, January 23, and Sunday, January 25. While exact locations are still uncertain, the overall setup is classic, well-defined, and increasingly concerning, particularly…

UNITED STATES — Long-range weather guidance is increasingly showing a return to an active and colder winter pattern across much of the central and eastern United States late next week, with portions of the Midwest, Southeast, and Mid-Atlantic potentially facing another round of winter weather impacts. While it is still too early to determine specific…