The National Weather Service has issued warnings for severe winter weather in the D.C. area, including high winds up to 60 mph and extreme cold with wind chills as low as -13°F.

Atlanta's weather will be sunny today with a high near 60°F and winds up to 15 mph, gusting to 30 mph. The evening will cool to 33°F, with similar wind conditions.

Cleveland expands its Winter Weather Advisory due to multiple weather events bringing snow, gusty winds, and an Arctic front that may affect travel and bring dangerously cold temperatures.

Philadelphia is facing extreme cold and strong winds this weekend, with advisories from the National Weather Service for high winds and low wind chills potentially causing power outages and travel hazards.

The National Weather Service issued advisories in Ohio for a wintry mix, predicting snow with potential visibility and travel impacts. A warming trend is expected next week.

Pittsburgh anticipates heavy snowfall, strong winds, and record-breaking cold temperatures due to an Alberta Clipper system, with travel disruptions and possible weekend flooding as temperatures rise next week.

New York faces harsh winter conditions with advisories for extreme cold and high winds through the weekend; residents prepare for snow and frigid temperatures.

Baltimore is facing a severe winter storm with near-blizzard conditions, extreme cold, and high winds predicted through the weekend, with improvement expected by midweek.

St. Louis weather forecast reports a chilly morning, with rising clouds and gusty winds. Clear skies expected tonight, warmer weekend ahead, with possible rain next week.

A new review led by UH Mānoa finds island land‑snail extinctions commonly run 30–80%, with Hawaiʻi’s native snails among the hardest hit.

EPA has launched a second phase of groundwater testing near Jones Road as residents report lingering PCE in private wells and weigh waterline hookups.

San Diego County issued an H2S advisory for South San Diego County after elevated hydrogen sulfide readings. Officials advised residents to limit outdoor activity and follow the district's guidance.

San Jose will warm into the mid-70s Thursday while a High Surf Advisory makes Pacific coast beaches hazardous through Saturday.