Orlando faces a cold snap with temperatures dropping, potentially resulting in wind chills in the mid-20s to low-30s, and a Cold Weather Advisory has been issued.

Philadelphia's weather forecast from the National Weather Service predicts a cold week with sunny skies, possible snow showers, and strong winds, with gradual warming into the following week.

Baltimore expects severe winter weather, with possible near-blizzard conditions, heavy freezing spray on waters, and high winds affecting both air and maritime travel as stated by the National Weather Service.

Arctic air is expected to bring extreme cold to New York City, with forecasts predicting low temperatures, wind chill values below zero, and potential snow and gale conditions for all boroughs.

The article describes the weather forecast for Washington D.C. including sunny skies, a mix of clouds, chilly breezes, potential snow showers, and strong winds over the coming week.

Saint Louis, MO experiences a chilly Friday with 19°F, with predictions of mostly cloudy skies and a high around 40°F. The NWS forecasts a calm weather pattern with modest fluctuations; temperatures expect to rise gradually into the next week.

Morning showers in Jacksonville are unlikely as NWS forecasts a high of 57°F with gusty northwest winds. The evening will see clearer skies and possible patchy frost, with a sunny weekend ahead. Next week looks warm and mostly clear.

A Spare the Air Alert bans wood burning across nine Bay Area counties this Thursday as officials warn of elevated fine-particle pollution. Exemptions and fines apply.

Sunny Wednesday with highs near 61°F, but gusty east winds arrive late Wednesday. Expect valley fog and pockets of frost in low spots through Friday.

Bridger Aerospace has staged Super Scooper water‑bombers and a PC‑12 in western Oklahoma after a busy January of fires and rising fuel loads. The aircraft are on standby to support crews across the state.

Orange City is working on a stormwater management project involving an underground pipe and retention ponds to manage rainwater, reduce flooding, and protect resources like Blue Spring.

Sunny and warm today; a strong cold front late Friday, February 6 could bring heavy rain, gusts to 35 mph and coastal flooding.

Temperatures hover near freezing Wednesday with icy spots likely for the morning commute. A warm, dry weekend will send highs into the 60s and speed melting.