Next week’s pre-winter arctic plunge might be a sign of things to come for the Eastern U.S., as several key weather patterns will converge to bring early bone-chilling cold and potentially

More than 84 million are under winter weather bulletins with several states expected to see lows 10 to 25 degrees below normal.

As the winter season unfolds, meteorologists are looking at many things in the atmosphere that can influence our temperatures and snowfall. The polar vortex is one

The odds of extreme cold this winter in the US, Asia, and parts of Europe are climbing, threatening to boost energy bills for consumers. A deep freeze would likely mean higher prices for power and natural gas, adding to the cost burden for ratepayers as inflation remains stubbornly high.

A rare atmospheric shake-up could bring another round of major cold and stormy weather across the United States and Europe. Our forecast models continue to highlight a

If you’re among the Canadians hoping for a white Christmas this year, there’s good news and bad news. The good news is that some forecast models point to conditions favourable for snowfall. The bad news is that it’s due to the Arctic polar vortex, which could also bring extremely cold temperatures this holiday season.

North Carolina's first freeze typically occurs between late October and mid-November, depending on the specific location. The NOAA predicts a winter with above-normal temperatures and below-average precipitation for most of North Carolina.

The UK is set to see temperatures plunge with lows of -7C in an icy blast where most of the country will be blanketed in snow caused by disruption to the Polar Vortex