Extreme Cold and Wind Advisories are issued in southeast Louisiana and southern Mississippi, warning of low wind chills and strong gusts, with precautions advised for residents.

A cold front is forecasted to bring Miami its coldest weather in over a decade, with strong winds and temperatures far below normal for early February.

Milwaukee is set for a cold end of January with flurries today and a partly sunny but windy day. A clear but cold Saturday night precedes a sunny, chilly Sunday with possible snow. More snow is expected towards the end of the coming week.

The NWS issued a cold weather advisory for Oklahoma and parts of Texas until 11 AM CST due to very cold wind chills projected to reach between 5 above zero and 12 below zero.

Raleigh faces significant snowfall and frigid conditions as the National Weather Service issues winter storm and extreme cold warnings, advising against travel.

The National Weather Service issued a Cold Weather Advisory for the Baltimore/DC area due to extreme wind chills. Residents should take precautions against frostbite and hypothermia.

St. Louis faces cold temperatures with wind chills between -5 to -15 degrees and highs near 20°F. The week may see some snow but no significant disturbances.

Pittsburgh faces an Extreme Cold Warning with wind chills dropping to -20 to -30 and a less severe advisory to follow. Outdoor activities are risky, snow is likely, and aviation may be affected by cloud conditions.

Tampa is facing a weekend of hazardous weather with strong winds, freezing temperatures, and coastal threats prompting multiple advisories, including wind, freeze, and surf warnings. Residents are urged to take precautions.

Atlanta expects a chilly week with snow showers, windy conditions, and varying temperatures, with warmer and sunnier weather forecasted towards the week's end.

The NWS in Cleveland notes a cold snap with slightly less severe overnight temperatures, ongoing frostbite risks, possible light snow affecting travel, and potential aviation delays due to weather.

NWS warns of severe, ongoing arctic chill in Ohio, advising limited outdoor time due to extreme cold and anticipating possible light snow next week, with caution for aviators due to challenging flying conditions.

Boston faces extreme cold and coastal flooding; wind chills may hit -13 degrees, with flooding advisories for shorelines and waterways. Roads may be impassable, and residents are advised to prepare.