JCPS classes canceled Thursday due to snow, ice
"We will take several factors into consideration tomorrow to make a decision for Friday," a JCPS spokesperson said to WHAS11 News.
Snow Day Fun: How to keep your children safe in the cold
Keep your kids safe in the snow with tips from Dr. Marcial Oquendo: Layer up, stay hydrated, and avoid frostbite and hypothermia.
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Shoals area prepares for snowstorm as EMA directors urge caution
The Shoals area is bracing for a potential snowfall of up to five inches over the weekend, prompting local Emergency ...
The 'Big Dark' is starting to loosen its hold on western Washington
Over the course of the month of January, areas across western Washington will pick up about an hour more of daylight.
What this week’s winter wallop means for farmers across the U.S.
A nasty dose of winter weather has pummeled much of the U.S. from Kansas to the East Coast, leaving many Americans to dig out ...
Cold Water Kayak Fishing: 5 Rules Every Angler Needs to Know
Discover the Five Golden Rules of Cold Water Safety for kayak anglers. Learn how to stay safe, dress for the water temperature, and prepare for emergencies.
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Frigid Temperatures Are Way below Normal This Week, but ‘Normal’ Is Getting Warmer
Blasts of Arctic air have brought frigid temperatures that are much colder than normal to parts of the U.S., but that “normal ...
Winter weather: Freezing conditions put 31 million under cold alerts
The cold snap will continue for most into tomorrow.
Winter storm live updates: Multiple deaths reported as snow slams mid-Atlantic region; over 1,900 flight cancellations
The storm has caused severe air travel disruptions. According to FlightAware, more than 1,800 flights in and out of the U.S.
In Cincinnati, a roller rink is a lifesaver from nation's Arctic blast
About 200 people, many homeless, are seeking daytime shelter at Over-The-Rhine Recreation Center in Cincinnati as sub-freezing temperatures grip much of the nation. At night, buses arrived to take the ...
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Why more frequent cold blasts could be coming from climate change
Frigid air that normally stays trapped in the Arctic has escaped, plunging deep into the United States for an extended visit that is expected to provoke teeth-chattering but not be ...