Arctic air over Plains shatters record temperatures in North Dakota as Kentucky flooding death toll rises. Updated on: February 18, 2025 / 8:50 PM EST / CBS/AP ...

An Arctic blast gripped the northern Plains, Midwest and Great Lakes on Saturday, with millions of Americans under freeze warnings. More than 17 million people were cautioned Saturday under ...

Frigid arctic air will descend from Canada into the U.S. early next week. Wind chills will make temperatures feel as low as 40 degrees below zero in some spots across the Northern Plains, leading to ...

An arctic air mass will invade the Plains and East early this week causing temperatures to plunge far below average. Several records could be set as the coldest air of the season so far settles in.

Arctic air will plunge from the northern Rockies and Great Plains, crossing the Gulf Coast and Midwest on Saturday night and the Eastern Seaboard on Sunday night.

An Arctic blast is coming. Here’s how cold it may get in your region. An Arctic blast is coming, sending temperatures dropping from the northern Rockies to the East Coast.

An Arctic blast gripped the northern Plains, Midwest and Great Lakes on Saturday, with millions of Americans under freeze warnings. More than 17 million people were cautioned Saturday under ...

Arctic air gripping the Plains has broken cold-weather records in North Dakota. Jack Dura. Tuesday 18 February 2025 16:41 GMT. Arctic air sweeping south over Plains shatters record temperatures in ...

Winter’s grip will return to half of the U.S. this week as a rush of arctic air descends, plunging temperatures from well above average to nearly 30 degrees below average for some.

The Eastern Plains will see similar overnight temperature lows of minus 2. Wind chill across the Front Range and Eastern Plains could make it feel as cold as 13 degrees below zero.

It will be partly cloudy in the mountain valleys and warming up nicely with high in the mid-30s to 40s on Wednesday. The shallow arctic air in the plains will not make it above about 7,000-7,500 feet.

While the Northeast gets hammered by frigid rain or snow this Thanksgiving, much of the US can be thankful for calm, dry weather. But a bitter blast of Arctic air will envelop much of the country ...