Enzo Rewrote Snow Records In Many Gulf Coast Cities

Old snowfall records were buried by Winter Storm Enzo along the Gulf Coast from Louisiana to Florida. Here’s how much snow fell in some cities and how long the previous records had stood.
Enzo Rewrote Snow Records In Many Gulf Coast Citiesstory-preview

New Wildfire Forces Evacuations Near Los Angeles

The Hughes Fire continues to burn as Santa Ana winds are expected to continue Thursday. A new fire broke out Thursday morning, dubbed the Sepulveda Fire.
New Wildfire Forces Evacuations Near Los Angelesstory-preview

Santa Ana Fire Danger Persists But Relief In Sight

Fire danger persists with Santa Ana winds in the forecast Wednesday into Thursday as firefighters work to contain the Palisades, Eaton, Lilac, and Clay Fires in Southern California. However, there is some hope on the way in the form of raindrops and a wind shift this weekend. Here’s what you need to know.
Santa Ana Fire Danger Persists But Relief In Sightstory-preview

Bitter Cold Persists, But Relief Is In Sight

It has been a dangerously cold week across much of the U.S., and we’re not quite done yet. However, relief is in sight as the jet stream is set to make a big shift soon. We time out when you can expect to get back to average, or even above average, temperatures.
Bitter Cold Persists, But Relief Is In Sightstory-preview

Southern Cities Have Had More Snow Than NYC, Philadelphia

Cities from New Orleans and Lafayette, Louisiana, to Pensacola, Florida have had as much or even more snow than their northern counterparts.
Southern Cities Have Had More Snow Than NYC, Philadelphiastory-preview