The relentless early-season cold isn't letting up, as another shot of frigid temperatures is set to plunge into the country. Here's when it will arrive, who it will affect and how cold it will get.

Are you ready to brave the cold for 2025’s final supermoon display? The aptly named “Cold Moon” will peak on Thursday night, so read on to see which parts of the U.S. will have the best view.

Our next storm system will be a messy one bringing the chance for rain, freezing rain and snow to the mid-Atlantic on Friday. How far north the rain/snow line gets is still the big question. However, models do show a chance for light snow along I-95 from D.C. up to Baltimore, Philadelphia and maybe New York City. A light glaze of ice will also be possible for areas closer to the rain/snow line. Watch this video for the latest forecast.

The first week of meteorological winter is not playing around. After dumping several inches of snow across the Midwest and parts of the Northeast, an arctic blast of below-freezing and even sub-zero temperatures is on the way. So while millions enjoyed a snow day, they also had to get to work to dig out before the cold air dives in.

The 2025/2026 ski season is off to a sluggish start for some, as warmer temperatures and inconsistent early season snowfall forced many U.S. ski resorts to delay their planned opening days. From the Rockies to the Pacific Northwest, resorts that typically count on early November runs are now waiting on colder nights, stronger snowmaking windows and a shift in the forecast before welcoming skiers.