A shift in the jet stream is bringing warmer temperatures to much of the Central U.S. Highs in the 80s are possible across the Southern Plains, while parts of Montana can see highs in the 60s. These temperatures are 15-30 degrees above average and numerous daily records could fall. In the next few days, this warmup will continue to shift toward the Southeast. Here’s the latest forecast.

The NYPD Aviation Unit, Scuba Team, and Emergency Service Unit teamed up with FDNY crews to rescue three people submerged in the freezing waters of Jamaica Bay on Friday, February 6, 2025. Dramatic drone footage captured the helicopter rescue near Norton Drive in Far Rockaway, Queens, after witnesses reported seeing three young men walking across frozen bay ice around 4:15 p.m. when they suddenly fell through and became fully submerged. Saltwater bay ice is notoriously unstable compared to pond ice, forming in unpredictable patches weakened by underwater currents that aren't visible from the surface. Even during extended freezing temperatures, ice can be dangerously thin in random areas. Once in water this cold, hypothermia becomes the immediate threat, with the body shutting down in minutes. All three victims were pulled from the water and transported to local hospitals. The rescue highlights the coordinated efforts of New York's emergency response teams and the hidden dangers of walking on frozen bays.

Bitterly cold temperatures are here for the Northeast, including New York City and Boston. Cold alerts blanket most of the region through Sunday, where wind chills up to 15 degrees below zero are possible for millions. Single-digit high temperatures are possible for interior portions of the Northeast, and frostbite is a major concern. These temperatures are expected to be the coldest this winter season for the region. Here’s the latest.

It's Super Bowl Sunday, and all eyes aren’t just on the Seahawks and Patriots, but the weather forecast as well. Here’s what to know about conditions shaping up in Santa Clara ahead of kickoff.

Rainbows have the ability to make anyone feel like a kid again, and the boundless excitement one woman showed over a rainbow in her backyard is a perfect example. 24-year-old Kaitlyn Pibernik, from the Isle of Wight in the United Kingdom, first spotted the beginning of the rainbow from her window and she sprinted outside, capturing the entire arc in its full splendor and a fainter, second arc just above it.