Forecasters expect snow showers, gusty winds, and cold temperatures across Metro Detroit on Sunday, potentially making roads slick and prompting residents to bundle up.
A cold and snowy New Year's Eve is expected in the Pittsburgh area, with heavy snowfall of 3-9 inches, wind, and icy roads, followed by cold temperatures in the 20s and some sunshine on New Year's Day.
A cold week in Minnesota with snow showers expected Tuesday and Wednesday, following a recent storm that brought over 5 inches of snow to the Twin Cities. Temperatures will briefly rise on Tuesday before dropping again, with Arctic air moving in to make for a frigid start to 2026.
A powerful winter storm brought heavy snow, strong winds, and dangerous travel conditions to Minnesota, with gusts up to 60 mph and 4-6 inches of additional snow, before giving way to bitter cold temperatures below zero and continued cold weather into the week.
Ithaca experienced its coldest December since 2000, with ongoing cold, snow, and storm systems bringing rain, snow, and strong winds into the New Year, along with significant icing and lake effect snow, with a gradual warming trend expected in early January.
A gloomy start to the weekend with dense fog and freezing drizzle in Minnesota will be followed by a significant winter storm arriving Sunday into Monday, bringing heavy snow, strong winds, and hazardous travel conditions, with temperatures dropping into the single digits and teens.
A winter storm brought heavy snow to the Northeast, including New York City, with additional snow and wintry mix expected through Saturday, followed by a series of systems bringing snow to the mountains and rain to the Midwest and East Coast, with a generally active weather pattern continuing into early 2026.
The weather forecast for Minnesota predicts very mild temperatures through Saturday, with highs in the 40s and 50s, followed by a cold front arriving Sunday bringing falling temperatures into the teens and snow showers, especially in eastern Minnesota, with a potential for several inches of snow. Temperatures will then rebound into the 20s and 30s early next week, with a possible active weather pattern including additional snow chances midweek.
Maine is experiencing a cold Friday with wind chills in the negatives, followed by a quiet weekend with temperatures in the teens and low 30s, and a potential mixed precipitation event early next week, including snow and rain.
Adenovirus is a highly contagious virus causing cold-like symptoms such as fever, sore throat, and cough, which can last up to two weeks. It spreads through respiratory droplets, contact with contaminated surfaces, and the fecal-oral route. While most infections are mild and self-limiting, it can cause severe illness in immunocompromised individuals. Preventative measures include good hygiene, disinfecting surfaces, and avoiding close contact with infected persons. Treatment mainly involves symptom relief, as antibiotics are ineffective against viruses.
A winter storm is impacting the region with strong winds, blowing snow, and falling temperatures, leading to blizzard and winter storm warnings through Thursday night. Snowfall is expected mainly in northeastern Minnesota with 2-6 inches, while other areas will see less than an inch. Gusts over 40 mph are causing reduced visibility and potential flash-freeze conditions as temperatures drop below zero, but the system is expected to clear by overnight.
A doctor highlights that a persistent, dry cough lasting more than an hour or occurring three or more times in a day is a key symptom distinguishing Covid from the flu or cold, which typically have milder or different cough patterns.
A cold front continues to bring frigid temperatures and snow to Metro Detroit, with light snow expected Monday morning. A warming trend begins midweek, with temperatures rising into the 30s and 40s, accompanied by rain showers and fluctuating snow chances through the week. Cold weather and snow are expected to persist into the weekend, followed by a gradual warm-up and rain by next Sunday.
Doctors warn that certain comfort foods like spicy foods, alcohol, greasy foods, and sugary drinks can worsen cold symptoms and impair recovery, recommending instead simple, hydrating, and easy-to-digest foods to support the immune system during illness.
A rapidly strengthening bomb cyclone is bringing the first widespread snow and ice of the season to parts of the Northeast and Midwest, causing travel disruptions and cold temperatures, with an Arctic blast expected later in the week.