Severe weather season starts to ramp up in March, and Mother Nature is responding to the call with a multi-day severe weather threat for the Central U.S. this week, including a potentially significant threat on Friday. Tornadoes, large hail and damaging winds are all possible from the High Plains into the Midwest. Cities from Dallas to Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Kansas City and even Chicago will face the threat of severe weather on at least one of the next few days. Flooding is possible as well, especially where heavy rain falls for multiple days over drought-ridden regions.

Did you stay up late or wake up early to witness the total lunar eclipse? If you missed the blood moon or if the weather got in the way, don’t worry, we’ve rounded up some of the most remarkable views of the moon passing through Earth’s shadow. If you did get to experience this celestial event, share your pictures with us at weather.com or send them here.

Winter weather advisories are in effect across the Northeast today for the potential for a mix of rain, snow and ice. Minor snow and ice accumulations look likely, but remember it won’t take much ice to make roads slick and dangerous. Travel will be impacted Tuesday into Wednesday morning. Watch this video for your hour-by-hour forecast to see where the worst impacts will be.

Some rush hour drivers in Buffalo, New York, probably thought heavy snow was going to be the worst of their commute, but then cows stopped them in their tracks. See what it took to corral one of the escaped bovine I-90.

Winter must be on vacation as spring-like weather will invade the eastern two-thirds of the country this week into the weekend. Hundreds of records highs and record warm lows will be in jeopardy. Even the chilly and snowy Northeast will see highs in the 60s and 70s this weekend. Watch this video to see the warmth move across the country.