Cold air remains in place, snow likely later this week
While it may begin as a rain/sleet/snow mix, snow will overspread much of North Texas through the day and continue Thursday night. The snow may be heavy at times. Two to five inches is possible. Some locations may receive more than five inches of snow (especially farther north).
More snow this weekend? The forecast remains hazy.
After our first taste of winter this week, there has been a lot of buzz about another potential chance of snow this weekend. And that buzz is valid, as the long-range models have been indicating another southern storm that has the potential to bring coastal Virginia and North Carolina another brush with some snow.
Northeast and north-central Florida counties, including Suwannee, Baker, Nassau, Union, Bradford, Gilchrist, Hamilton, ...
So, the reality is that most people who live in Florida have never and probably will never see it snow where they live. Even ...
Cold Weather alerts and Freeze alerts issued from New Mexico to Florida. Wind chills are near 20 degrees all the way south to ...
Freeze warnings extend south of Gainesville early Tuesday morning as Florida residents woke up to a chilly day.
Florida won’t be getting a break from subfreezing temperatures any time soon as AccuWeather meteorologists warn of a second major winter storm that is expected to have the potential for damaging ...
While some long-range models have shown very slim chances for snow in Florida, meteorologist Eric Burris reminds you not to ...
The new year is here, and that generally means colder temperatures — even in Jacksonville. So what can Northeast Florida ...
The overall coldest temperature recorded at West Palm Beach's Palm Beach International Airport in January was 26 degrees in ...
Everything has to line up just right, and it's still really far for long-range forecasts, but there is a chance some areas could see snow this month.
Central Florida will see a major drop in temperatures starting Monday as a cold front moves through the region.
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